Inside Lake Superior State University’s New Cannabis Center of Excellence
It started as the first cannabis chemistry program in the nation.
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Cannabis Extract Prices Vary ‘Wildly’ Between Provincially Run Stores
Inconsistencies could undermine governments’ goal of wiping out illegal market, expert says.
Colorado Sold a Record $1.75 Billion of Cannabis Last Year
This time last year, it appeared that Colorado’s industry was plateauing. Now it’s surging.
What to Do if You Love Weed but Your Partner Doesn’t
Dating someone who doesn’t share your opinions on cannabis can be complicated. Here’s how to navigate the situation.
Proposed Medical Marijuana Bill Would Legalize Treatment for PTSD; Decatur Veteran Says He’d Try It
The medical marijuana debate is returning to Montgomery, and potential treatments for one veteran could be in the balance.
Pot Shops Using Highway Sponsor Signs to Work Around Strict Ad Rules
Cannabis companies are using a loophole in Colorado’s strict limits on marijuana advertising by sponsoring state highways and putting their names on roadside signs.
Nunavut Governments Looks to Fine Tune Its Cannabis Act This Sitting
Legislative Assembly reconvenes Tuesday: look for budget address, new cannabis retail, supply regulations.
Haoma and Harmaline: A Critical Analysis
CANNABIS CULTURE – Just as the identification of the Fly agaric mushroom as Soma has been widely accepted, the Harmaline containing plant Syrian rue has come to be identified with the Persian Haoma,
Bees Are Benefiting From Hemp Pollen as More Legal Cannabis is Grown Since 2018 Farm Bill
Since the 2018 Department of Agriculture Farm Bill finally legalized industrial hemp in the United States, scientists have discovered an unexpected benefit to the new fields of green sativa: it’s is helping dwindling bee populations.
Seniors Study Aims to Find Out if Medical Cannabis Can Ease Common Ailments of Aging
Pilot study of long-term care residents tests therapeutic effects of cannabidiol on seniors.
