Dalhousie Researcher Investigates Use of Marijuana for Arthritis Pain
Arthritis Society funding research grant to find out if pot can be used directly on joint.
Scarlette Daniels
Is Marijuana a Benefit or a Bad Idea for Autism and Schizophrenia?
When Jim Carrey co-opted the image of a distressed boy with tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC) in an effort to reinforce the actor’s views about vaccines, he inadvertently brought attention to TSC, which is, unlike vaccines, associated with autism.
Lawyers See Ample Opportunity as Marijuana Goes Mainstream
The legalized pot industry is quickly moving into the mainstream of Canada’s business and legal communities.
Presidential Candidates are Suddenly Talking About Marijuana in Ways Unimaginable Not Long Ago
DENVER (AP) — Presidential candidates are talking about marijuana in ways unimaginable not long ago.
Chile’s Lower House of Congress Approves Marijuana Planting Bill
SANTIAGO, Chile – A bill to allow Chileans to grow small amounts of marijuana has won approval in the country’s lower house of Congress.
California’s ‘Birchbox of Marijuana’ Delivers Pot-Infused Candies, Lotions, and Dog Treats to Your Doorstep
The Guild, a subscription-based marijuana delivery service, launched in San Francisco, California, this year — on April 20, or "420," no less.
Denver Activists Fight for ‘Social’ Marijuana Use
Skeptics say reformers are going too far
Cannabis Construction: Entrepreneurs Use Hemp in Home Building
It started with Hurricane Katrina: the flooded houses in New Orleans festering with mold, many uninhabitable to this day.
Edibles in Schools? The Leafly Cannabis Legalization Roundup
A day to celebrate as a nation brings the last battle for bills as the legislative session turns to recess for the summer.
Insurance Companies Start Noticing the Legal Cannabis Industry
The marijuana industry’s shady past and current illegal status at the federal level have kept most insurance companies from offering policies to the new industry.
