Returning to Forensic Toxicology and Legal-Science Writing

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An update on the return to regular writing about forensic toxicology, scientific evidence, expert testimony, and the interpretation of courtroom evidence.

You will see me updating this blog regularly.

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What readers can expect from this return

The renewed publication schedule focuses on forensic toxicology, scientific evidence, expert testimony and the legal consequences of weak interpretation. New articles will continue to separate analytical findings from courtroom rhetoric and explain what the cited records actually establish.

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Can THC Analgesia Be Separated From Memory Effects? A Peptide Experiment in Mice

An experimental peptide preserved THC-related analgesic responses while preventing a memory-task deficit in mice. The result is a preclinical drug-development finding, not evidence that an available supplement makes cannabis use free of cognitive effects. Targeting a receptor interaction Gallo and colleagues investigated peptides designed to disrupt an interaction between cannabinoid…

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Can Cannabis Users Self-Titrate Across Different Potencies? What Blood Verification Adds

Different amounts of cannabis flower did not necessarily produce different measured THC-related blood exposure in a preliminary naturalistic study. The finding supports investigating self-titration, rather than assuming product potency alone determines absorbed dose. A three-day product assignment Bidwell and colleagues enrolled 24 male cannabis users and asked them to use…

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Prenatal THC and the Placenta: Why Normal Maternal Weight Did Not Exclude Fetal Effects in Rats

Normal maternal weight gain did not exclude fetal-growth and placental findings in a rat THC experiment. Different maternal and fetal endpoints can respond differently to the same exposure. The exposure and assessments The investigators administered THC or vehicle to pregnant Wistar rats during gestation. They assessed maternal food intake and…

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