News in brief

Journal of Dietary Supplements plans special CBD issue

© Getty Images / MysteryShot
© Getty Images / MysteryShot

Related tags Cbd

The Journal of Dietary Supplements is planning a special issue devoted to the toxicology, pharmacology, and potential regulatory pathways for CBD and other cannabinoids, and is inviting submissions.

The issue, which will be published in May 2020, seeks to answer a number of questions, including: For which purposes is CBD effective? Is it safe? Is it safe for everyone? What should the future paths to market be for CBD as well as for other cannabinoids? Should CBD be allowed as a drug only, or is there a way for it to be listed as a dietary supplement and food ingredient?

Original, unpublished research manuscripts, including work performed in experimental models and clinical trials, as well as reviews and prospective papers are invited, and all papers will be peer-reviewed through a double-blind peer-review process.

Guidelines for submission to JDS can be found HERE​. Submitters are requested to indicate that manuscripts should be considered for the special issue on cannabidiol in your cover letter.

The deadline for submission is February 15, 2020.

Related topics Research Botanicals CBD / Hemp

Related news

Related products

show more

Better sleep with a melatonin-free solution

Better sleep with a melatonin-free solution

Content provided by OmniActive Health Technologies | 24-Apr-2024 | Infographic

Sleeproot addresses major limitations associated with the use of both melatonin and other valerian ingredients, through its low-dose differentiated extract.

Support children’s eyes & brains with Lutemax Kids

Support children’s eyes & brains with Lutemax Kids

Content provided by OmniActive Health Technologies | 27-Mar-2024 | Product Brochure

While nutrition has a key role in supporting eye and brain health, many children are not getting enough macular carotenoid-rich foods which may help protect...

Related suppliers

Follow us

Products

View more

Webinars