Marijuana Commercial May Air During Super Bowl
Could the upcoming Super Bowl broadcast a pro-marijuana spot?
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Prominent Mexicans Urge Government to Decriminalize Marijuana
A broad spectrum of prominent Mexicans, including former ministers, businessmen, artists and a Nobel Prize-winning scientist, on Wednesday urged the government to decriminalize marijuana in a bid to curb gang violence and corruption.
No Association Between Frequency of Marijuana Use and Health or Healthcare Utilization
Researchers from Boston Medical Center (BMC) and Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) have found frequency of marijuana use was not significantly associated with health services utilization or health status.
The True Story of Colorado’s Great Marijuana Crash of 2011
Buying marijuana in Denver is a downright pleasant experience.
Kentucky Hemp Farmers Chance Prosecution
Attorney General Jack Conway says hemp remains illegal substance under federal law
Medical Marijuana Plant Could Be Coming to Smiths Falls Ontario
Tweed Inc. in talks to take over part of old Hershey's plant
Why Many Marijuana Industry Investors Were Thwarted in Colorado, Despite Legalization
Red tape abounds for outside investors in Colorado.
Health Canada Approves Heroin Maintenance
Last Friday, Health Canada used some creative rule-reading to approve a program that would provide prescription heroin to a small number of hard-core users, and the Conservative health minister isn't happy.
New Mexico Doc Appeals Suspension Over Medical Marijuana
In the six years since New Mexico legalized medical marijuana, Dr. Nicholas Nardacci has cleared more than 1,000 patients to use it
Senate Hearing Takes on Mandatory Minimums
The Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing on mandatory minimum sentencing last Wednesday as Chairman Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT) and fellow committee member Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) sought to create momentum for a reform bill they filed together this spring, the Justice Safety Valve Act (Senate Bill 619).
