Cannabis And Pain Management: Is Alternative Plant Medicine Becoming The New Norm?
As time goes on, alternative plant medicine, such as cannabis, are slowly changing the way pain management is viewed and executed.
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So Your State Legalized Cannabis. What’s Next?
When my government career pivoted to the legal medical cannabis industry over 10 years ago, I recognized that public acceptance and consumer demand were trending upwards.
The Promising Medicinal Benefits Of Cannabis
On December 15, the Australian Department of Health’s Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) announced a final decision to down-schedule certain low-dose cannabidiol (CBD) products, allowing select medicinal cannabis products to be available over the counter.
Brexit Letter Threatens To Leave Epileptic Children Without Access To Life-Saving Medicine
Medical cannabis prescriptions can help reduce seizures in youngsters.
Columbia’s First Medical Marijuana Dispensary To Open Early Next Week
Columbia’s very first medical marijuana dispensary passed state inspections and is set to open early next week.
A Homeless Man Sentenced To Life In Prison For A $20 Marijuana Sale Is Freed After 12 Years
In 2008, Fate Winslow was approached by a plain-clothed undercover police officer in Shreveport, Louisiana, looking for some marijuana.
Recreational Cannabis Could Show Up In New Jersey Within 6 Months
New Jersey lawmakers have passed a measure to allow a recreational marijuana marketplace in the Garden State.
Wyoming Man to Challenge Prohibition Before State Court
CANNABIS CULTURE – The continued prohibition of cannabis in Wyoming is unconstitutional – AND the majority of the state’s resident want the freedom to choose.
A Third Of Canadians With Cancer Saying Yes To Cannabis: Alberta Study
The number of cancer patients using medical cannabis climbed about seven points between 2007 and 2016.
Medicinal Cannabis Can Be Sold In Australia Without Prescription, Says Therapeutic Good Administration
Tasmanians will be able to access medicinal cannabis without a prescription as soon as February next year, after a change to the substance’s legal status.
