DEA Eases Cannabis Study Requirements
Christmas came early for cannabis research scientists.
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At Emerald Cup Cannabis Fair, Mellow Moments for Legalized Pot
The Emerald Cup is not like any country fair you have ever visited.
Vermont Medical School Delves into Marijuana Science
As more states allow for the use of medical marijuana, the University of Vermont is offering a course in the science of the drug — and the professors say they are challenged by a lack of research on what has long been a taboo topic.
Domestic Bliss: How to Coexist with a Partner Who’s Cannabis-Free
Imagine the joyful feeling you experience when you walk into your local dispensary, inhale thesweet flower aromas, pick out exactly what you want, and walk out with your favorite product.
Vancouver Gang Unit Apologizes for Tweets Warning About ‘Shatter’
The Vancouver Police Department’s Gang Unit has now apologized for a series of tweets on Sunday warning the public about shatter, a drug they say is growing in popularity in the region.
5 Things to Know Before you Interview with a Cannabis Company
I was a successful leader of one of the largest consulting firms in the world.
Montana can’t Decide Whether to Embrace or Reject Cannabis Initiatives
The cannabis world is on fire lately, with unprecedented support from all kinds of unexpected places.
DEA Chief Calls Medical Marijuana “a Joke,” But These 5 Studies Say Otherwise
I started my morning by reading the following statement from DEA chief Chuck Rosenberg:
Cannabis Expo Hosts Career Fair for Phoenix-Area Businesses
Most businesses require special skills and qualifications from interested applicants applying for a position. But imagine applying for a job that requires you to only wake up and show up to work on time, and also involves no previous experience. That is only one of the benefits of applying for a job in the cannabis industry.Read More
Windsor Pot Smokers Sought for Study, Local Docs Sought for Pot Prescriptions
Windsor’s pot smokers — that is, the ones who consume it legally — could be asked to join the largest study of its kind in Canada aimed at measuring how effective medical cannabis actually is.
