Half Of Pediatricians Say Their Patients Have Used Medical Weed, Study Finds
“We thought it was less than that,” says principal investigator Richard Belanger.
Scarlette Daniels
Injured Workers in Ontario Advised to Seek Opioids Instead of Cannabis
Why are Ontario’s injured workers being told to seek opioids over medical marijuana?
A Facility Giving Marijuana to People With Addiction Has Had a Major Shakeup After It Felt ‘like Walking Into a Cloud of Smoke’
The treatment was unconventional.
The New York Department of Health Just Backed Marijuana Legalization
The recommendation comes in a big report to Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
‘Trifecta of Opportunity Within One Plant’: Prairie Hemp Farmers Could Win Big With New Cannabis Rules
Allowing cannabidiol harvest could generate $10 billion in economic activity over the next 10 years, government estimates.
A Bethlehem Woman’s Uneasy Journey From Opioids to Cannabis
Toma Giuffre has binders full of newspaper clippings, personally annotated doctor’s notes, letters from lawmakers — all pieces of a puzzle she’s been trying to solve for decades: How to make the pain go away.
David Staples: New Lamp That Mimics the Sun Has Major Impact on Cannabis Growing
The power of simulated sunlight is showing remarkable results in growing cannabis.
Cannabis for Kids? Almost Half of Canadian Pediatricians Didn’t Know They Could Prescribe: Survey
Dr. Michael Rieder wants it made clear that cannabis is not a side-effect free, cure-all.
Why Canadian Insurers Are Wary of Covering Medical Marijuana
Sun Life Financial, Canada’s No. 2 insurer, recently started covering medical marijuana in its Canadian health insurance plan – more than 17 years after the country first legalized it.
Cannabis: Secret to a Fulfilling Retirement, Pot Entrepreneurs Say
Baby Boomers, members of the generation that popularized “getting stoned” in their younger years, are turning to marijuana in retirement through second careers in the $11 billion business.
