The findings from Hebrew University researchers will help develop new strains for medical cannabis users and increase crop yields.

Ra’anana-based Cannbis looks to become go-to information resource and online marketplace for licensed consumers, now numbering over 100,000.

An Israeli study says that while medical cannabis is effective for some symptoms, it can also have a number of negative side effects.

Growor teamed up with Kolas to develop a sustainable and efficient means to cultivate cannabis using indoor farming.

The 5th International Medical Cannabis Conference covering a variety of topics in the industry, will take place October 26-28.

Cannabis tech company GemmaCert developed products that analyze the potency and composition of cannabis flowers in 5 minutes.

A new study is showing that precise, inhaled doses of THC can effectively relieve pain in patients who are chronic sufferers.

Clinical trials for the potential treatment and prevention of COVID-19 using medical cannabis are scheduled to begin at Rambam Health Care Campus in the next few months.

Israel is wrapping up a 'really tough year,' but any developing market with multi-billion-dollar potential is bound to suffer some growing pains, says Yona Cymerman of Can Innovations.

While there have been some significant investments in the industry, most have gone to cultivators and not the incredible products that are being developed based on real science that leverage the startup nation’s reputation for innovation.

The informal lectures will take place Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Rehovot and are aimed at promoting knowledge and awareness.

In this guest post, iCan founder Saul Kaye looks at the Israeli cannabis industry and its impact on a global scale.

CBD has shown to help alleviate health issues like inflammation, anxiety, and joint pain in people, and it may have positive effects on animals.

The Max Stern Yezreel Valley College in northern Israel is offering a one-of-a-kind field of study for those interested in entering the medical cannabis industry.

Gynica, a medical company that develops cannabis products for women, and Lumir Lab, which studies the plant as it relates to women's health, are looking at how cannabis can help with endometriosis.