Military Eases Enlistment Rules for Those With Prior Marijuana Convictions
The United States Army is easing rules for applicants with prior marijuana offenses.
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Cannabis In The Military? A Push In Congress Would Loosen Cannabis Rules, Ease Recruitment
Bipartisan lawmakers in Congress are looking to relax guidelines surrounding marijuana use for military members
Cannabis Businesses To Offer Free Cannabis To Michigan Military Veterans
Since Anton Harb Jr. returned from Middle East battlegrounds where he fought in Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2005
How Three Marines Are Battling to Bring Medical Cannabis to Military Veterans Dealing With Severe PTSD
In episode 115 of the Disruptors for GOOD podcast I speak with Bryan Buckley, Co-founder of Helmand Valley Growers Company and Battle Brothers Foundation
My Father Was Forced to Flee His Country; That’s Exactly Why I Protest Today
Like many first-generation Latinx people living in the United States, I grew up hearing stories of liberation movements
Canadian Soldier Charged With Feeding Cannabis Cupcakes to Artillery Unit During Live-Fire Exercise
VICTORIA — A Canadian army gunner is facing more than a dozen charges after she allegedly served cannabis-laced cupcakes to her unsuspecting artillery unit during a live-fire exercise.
Veterans Try Cannabis To Treat PTSD
CANNABIS CULTURE – The results are now in after the first-ever legal clinical trial into the use of cannabis to treat PTSD, but did the DEA’s rules taint the outcome?
CBD Use in the Military, Sports, and UFC sports
CBD products are typically used to relieve pain or help with anxiety, depression, and sleep disorders.
North Bay Site Selected For Study Of Medical Cannabis Oil For Military Veterans Suffering PTSD
‘After months of planning between multiple organizations, we are thrilled to finally be opening our first of six recruitment centres
Veterans Affairs Canada Considers Expanding Cannabis Vaping Reimbursement Program Despite Health Concerns
Veterans Affairs Canada is considering adding disposable vaping pens to a reimbursement program that has spent more than $2-million on cannabis vaporizers for military vets since 2015, despite growing health concerns around those products.
