Chronic Pain, PTSD Now Qualify for Medical Marijuana
Next month, the qualifying medical conditions the state allows for medical cannabis use will expand to include chronic pain and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Minnesota’s Medical Marijuana Clinics Open Doors to PTSD Patients
Marine Corps veteran Ed Erdos tried medical marijuana to ease his pain, and found that it also eased his mind.
Marijuana Legalization Debate Keeps Burning in Delaware
The debate over legalized marijuana in Delaware is not going away despite state lawmakers shelving an effort to allow recreational cannabis sales to adults.
Group Makes Push for Recreational Marijuana in Michigan
The group collecting signatures to get a recreational marijuana question on Michigan’s 2018 ballot had collected 102,425 of the necessary 252,523 as of July 10.
This Texan’s Daughter Needed Medical Marijuana, So He Moved to Colorado
Madelynn Garza had her first seizure at three months old.
Nevada on Pace for $30 Million in Marijuana Sales by End of Year
Sin City’s latest vice is fast turning into a crowd favorite statewide.
Recreational Marijuana Makes Economic Sense
With Iowa being in bad shape financially, expanding the legality of marijuana in the state could be the solution.
Cannabis Could Soon be Attraction at California County Fairs
The deep-fried Oreo stand at your local county fair could soon be overrun by fairgoers who have the munchies.
Some Marijuana-Derived Treatments Aim to Soothe Skittish Pets
Along with picnics and barbecues, the Fourth of July brings a less pleasant yearly ritual for many dog lovers: worrying about a family pooch who panics at the sound of firecrackers.
The War on Drugs, The Business of Cannabis and The Judicial Horizon All Remain Murky
We have discussed in this column the explosive growth of the cannabis market, fueled by technology, a receptive market and legislative developments.
