THC, the psychoactive property in marijuana, can be identified in saliva through exposure to secondhand cannabis smoke, yet its metabolites are solely present in saliva following direct smoking or ...

When it comes to standard drug screening, the truth is that most drug tests look for the presence of THC metabolites, while CBD often goes under the radar simply because, unlike THC, it does not ...

However, during the health ministry’s investigation into revision of the law, officials did not detect any metabolites of marijuana ingredients in the urine of the growers after harvesting and ...

The study links in-home cannabis smoking to elevated THC levels in children, highlighting the need for interventions to reduce secondhand exposure risks.

While SB 5132 does not explicitly prohibit pre-employment marijuana testing, employers may not require a drug test indicating “nonpsychoactive cannabis metabolites” in hair, blood, urine ...

Marijuana continues to be a hot topic throughout the state, as individuals have various opinions on both the drug and how some organizations test employees for ...