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The CUChange Lab's mobile cannabis research laboratory was in the news, in an article featured in the magazine Civilized.Life.

CU CHANGE Lab's Co-Director Professor Kent Hutchison was interviewed for a segment Grand Junction's CBS affiliate Channel 5 about the opioid epidemic and how legalized marijuana may help some people to decrease their dependence on opioids. Read the online article or watch the video clip .

CUChange Lab Co-director Kent Hutchison was interviewed on Colorado Public Radio (CPR) about the high potency of legal marijuana sold in the state of Colorado and its effects on cognition, pain, health, anxiety, and impairment. Listen the interview on the CPR website .

Daily Camera's Sarah Kuta profiles CUChange's 'ACED' study examines the effects of high potency Cannabis use, or "dabbing."

Dr. Bidwell explains the limitations of research conducted with lab-grown "government" Cannabis strains and the need for studies with external validity.

Cassie Shortsleeve interviews Arielle Gillman about the anecdotal evidence which suggests Cannabis may enhance athletic performance.

Arielle Gillman explains the need for ongoing research that tests the effects of cannabis on exercise, and in particular the different effects of various cannabinoids. [Photo credit: Tim Gibson for Well+Good]

Arielle Gillman explains her report in the journal 'Sports Medicine' of anecdotal evidence and the need for more research on the effects of marijuana on exercise.

Clay Evans reports of Gillman's manuscript in the Annals of Behavioral Medicine, which recounts her study of exercise behavior and motivation related to use of an exercise performance and monitoring app.

Denver News 7 Discusses the aims of the "FORCE" study in examining connections between physical activity and brain health.