Pass Pot Research Around
For 40 years, federal marijuana studies have been conducted in one place - the University of Mississippi. Contracts should be awarded to several different institutions.
Jeremiah Vandermeer
Overeager Dutch Police Ruin Legal Cannabis Experiment
Dutch police were left red-faced after swooping on what they thought was an illegal cannabis farm only to partly dismantle a scientific experiment, the university that owns the plants said.
Moldy Weed
We all come across moldy pot once in a while; sometimes unknowingly. But what exactly is the mold that grows on marijuana, and is it dangerous to your health?
Handicapped Man’s Wheelchair Seized Over Medical Marijuana
CANNABIS CULTURE - A Canadian care home resident with full body paralysis was confined to his bed against his will after his wheelchair was seized by caregivers - all because he smokes medical marijuana to relieve his Multiple Sclerosis.
Remembering Medical Marijuana User Marilyn Holsten
CANNABIS CULTURE - Vancouver activists held a protest yesterday in memory of Marilyn Holsten, a diabetic double-amputee who died from a heart attack shortly after she was given an eviction notice by her landlord for using medical marijuana.
Regular Marijuana Users Suffer Less Impairment Than Occasional Users
Recent research shows regular marijuana consumers are less impacted by negative neurocognitive effects than occasional users.
Ask Ed: Grow Tip – Keeping The Plants In Your Garden Dry
CANNABIS CULTURE - Ganja Guru Ed Rosenthal on how to prevent mold and mildew by keeping your plants dry.
Court Hears Appeal of Corruption Charges Against Toronto Drug Cops
Charges in one of Canada's largest ever police corruption cases should not have been thrown out even though years would have passed before the case went to trial, Ontario's highest court heard Monday.
Blind, Diabetic, Double-Amputee Dies After Being Evicted for Medical Marijuana Use
When we talk about who has the best slum landlord stories we now have to mention this tragic case.
Latin Americans Ready to Ditch US ‘War on Drugs’
Amid a growing Latin American backlash against the US-sponsored 'war on drugs', some South American states are preparing to decriminalize drugs.
