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Dr. Kent Hutchison was mentioned in a new Daily Mail article surrounding the potential risks that both cannabis and alcohol have on the brain. To read more, click here .

Tulsa World reports on the Laureate Institute's first Cannabis Conference; Dr. Hutchison shares research on cannabis and the body.

Congratulations to this month's science heroes are the ACED team, Suzanne Taborsky-Barba, Mae Jones and Julia Squeri. They completed recruitment and data collection for phase one of ACED - the first study of its kind the acute effects of high potency cannabis concentrates. They did an amazing job persisting, problem...

Mark Kaufman interviews Dr. Bidwell about the state of research on the use of high potency cannabis products (photo credit: Mashable)

Dr. Bidwell and her team discuss the challenges of conducting cannabis research in the United States.

Dr. Bryan discusses the work on Cannabis and health at the Change Lab with Jordan Weissmann

Dr. Bryan interviewed by Edgar Mendez about her research on STD prevention strategies among at-risk youth and including information about substance use and behavioral modification therapy in an intervention to improve outcomes.

The submission deadline for the CORE Conference poster session sponsored by REACH has been extended from September 21, 2018 to October 1, 2018. Visit the poster submission portal to make your contribution to this exciting meeting! You can also learn more about the CORE Network at this link .

University of California Irvine's Center for the Study of Cannabis hosts Dr. Hutchison and Wayne State Assistant Professor Christine Rabinak for the briefing "Cannabis and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: An Assessment of the Evidence."

This month's Science Hero award goes to our awesome laboratory manager Renée Martin-Willett! Since joining the CUChange team, Renée has made so many positive contributions including organizing lab meetings and recruiting a fantastic team of undergraduate research assistants. But this award recognizes her work over the past couple of months...