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The CRC is committed to advancing the science of cannabis and cannabinoids research.

03/02/2026

Research requires dedication, consistency, and a commitment to the process. Every step forward reflects the effort of those working to expand knowledge and support discovery. At the CRC, we are proud to contribute to research that continues to make a difference. 💚

Let this be your reminder to stay motivated, trust the process, and keep working toward your goals. 🎯✨

Happy Motivational Monday! 🌱

02/27/2026

🔬 Study Spotlight: Cannabis & Parenting

This month, we’re highlighting one of our ongoing studies focused on understanding cannabis use and the daily experiences of parents.

Research like this helps us better understand health behaviors, stress, and well-being in real-world settings. Our goal is to contribute to meaningful research that can inform future studies and improve understanding of health and wellness.

💡Stay tuned as we continue highlighting our research each month!

02/18/2026

Join the Cannabinoid Research Collaborative (CRC) in collaboration with WakeUp Carolina for a Community Conversation, a meaningful discussion designed to provide parents with insight into current trends in our community and the influences impacting our youth today.

📌 Lucy Beckham High School
🗓️ February 18 | 🕕 6:00–8:00 PM

We invite you to join this important discussion as we share information, raise awareness, and come together to support the well-being of our families and youth.

🔔 To register: wakeupcarolina.org

02/13/2026

🧠 Research Spotlight: Cannabis use and brain health continue to be areas of active research.

A recent study examining middle-aged and older adults found that cannabis use was associated with larger brain volume in several regions and better performance on certain cognitive tasks, including memory and attention. Researchers noted that outcomes varied based on frequency of use and emphasized that cannabis effects are complex and still not fully understood.

Findings like these highlight the importance of ongoing, nuanced research to better understand how cannabis interacts with the brain across the lifespan.

📃 Read the study summary here: https://news.cuanschutz.edu/news-stories/study-finds-cannabis-usage-in-middle-aged-and-older-adults-associated-with-larger-brain-volume-better-cognitive-function

02/09/2026

Building healthy communities starts with showing up together. 💚🏃‍♀️
The CRC is proud to join the 11th Annual Building Healthy Communities 5K Run/Walk & Wellness Expo, a day focused on movement, wellness, and supporting healthier futures for children and families.

👋We love getting out of the lab and engaging with our community. So, come visit the CRC table to connect with our team and learn more about our research.

02/03/2026

🌱 Meet the Cannabinoid Research Collaborative🌱
Behind our research is a team driven by curiosity, care, and a commitment to researching science that actually matters. We believe research should feel transparent, respectful, and centered on the people who make it possible.

Interested in connecting or learning more? Check out the last slide for ways to reach us ✨

01/29/2026

Let’s play Myth or Truth: CRC Edition 🔬
There are a lot of assumptions about research studies, so we’re breaking them down, one myth at a time.
Swipe through to see what it’s really like to participate in research with the Cannabinoid Research Collaborative.

👉 Want to learn more or get involved? Reach out in the comments or send us a message!

01/21/2026

📢 We’re Hiring!— Join Our Partner Team

Our partner team is growing, and they’re looking for motivated, dedicated individuals to join their team. This is a great opportunity to be part of meaningful work, collaborate with a supportive group, and continue developing your professional skills.

Interested in making an impact? We encourage you to apply.

🔗 Apply here:

• Full-Time Roles: https://musc.career-pages.com/jobs/univ-research-program-assistant-psychiatry-addiction-sciences-division-charleston-south-carolina-united-states-6ea80784-8511-4294-a710-096e2df8ddc7

• Part-Time Roles: https://musc.career-pages.com/jobs/univ-research-program-assistant-psychiatry-addiction-sciences-division-charleston-south-carolina-united-states-60feff02-79c0-4d33-be2f-98b184e4e9da

01/20/2026

💬 Testimonial Tuesday

We love hearing from our participants! ❤️ At the Cannabinoid Research Collaborative, our goal is to make research easy to understand, professional, and welcoming for everyone who joins.

🌱 We’re grateful to everyone who takes part in our research and helps move science forward. Curious about participating? Stay tuned for upcoming studies!

01/07/2026

🌱 Wellness Wednesday 🌱
New year, new goals, and a renewed focus on balance. We’re highlighting a research study that explores cannabis use, mood, and healthy lifestyle habits among young adults.

Participants will complete two brief one-on-one sessions with a health coach, and participation is paid and confidential.

Currently enrolling individuals ages 18–25.
📲 Text BLOOM to 843-608-0514

12/25/2025

🎄Merry Christmas from the Cannabinoid Research Collaborative!
We are taking a moment to celebrate the holiday season and reflect on a year filled with meaningful research, collaboration, and community engagement.
In observance of the holiday, our offices will be closed from Wednesday, December 25th, through Friday, December 27th.
We will resume normal operations on Monday, December 29th, as we continue our mission to conduct research that makes a difference.
Wishing you a happy holiday season.

12/18/2025

🔬 Research Spotlight: Federal H**p Policy Update

A recent Congressional Research Service (CRS) report (IN12620) outlines a major change to the federal definition of h**p set to take effect in November 2026. This updated definition closes the loophole created by the 2018 Farm Bill that allowed many h**p-derived THC products to be sold legally.

Under this change, products containing intoxicating h**p-derived cannabinoids may no longer meet the federal definition of h**p and could become subject to stricter federal control. The report also highlights ongoing questions surrounding enforcement and regulatory oversight.

🔗 Read the full CRS report here:
https://www.congress.gov/crs-product/IN12620 #:~:text=December%203%2C%202025%20(IN12620%20%2D,found%20within%20the%20cannabis%20plant.

📊 As cannabis policy continues to evolve, research plays a critical role in informing evidence-based decisions that impact public health, regulation, and patient safety. **pPolicy

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