People often use modified water pipes (bongs) to smoke the dab, but dabs can also be put into an e-cigarette and be vaped. (Photo: Getty Images) Young people who use marijuana and are looking for a ...

This post is part of our High-tech High series, which explores weed innovations, and our cultural relationship with cannabis, as legalization in several U.S. states, Canada, and Uruguay moves the ...

“Dabbing” is all the rage among high-tolerance cannabis consumers. The practice of dabbing is essentially heating a cannabis concentrate — often called a wax — to a very high temperature and then ...

Young people who use marijuana and are looking for a new way to get high may be increasingly turning to "dabbing," a new paper suggests. Dabbing is inhaling the vapors from a concentrated form of ...

Researchers say the practice of “dabbing” marijuana may produce cancer-causing chemicals. Share on Pinterest How much do you know about “dabbing”? The latest trend in marijuana consumption, ...

New research suggests that an increasingly popular method of cannabis consumption may pose more health risks than other methods on a chemical level. Dabbing, a process in which is heat is applied to ...

Like the viral dance move of the same name, using marijuana by "dabbing" is having a moment. The latest marijuana-consumption craze has users chasing bigger highs through a process called "flash ...

You really don’t need an excuse to light up these days, and in many parts of the country, you don’t need a license to either. But for those who favor a more concentrated cannabis experience, you’ll ...

Of all the ways adolescents experiment with cannabis, "dabbing" cannabis concentrate is the method most likely to lead to ongoing and increasingly frequent use, new USC research shows. The study ...