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.
Greece Legalizes Marijuana for Medical Purposes
Doctors will soon be able to prescribe the drug for several medical uses.
Medical Marijuana Production Facility to Open on Annacis Island
Plumbers and piperfitters union fought against the facility all the way to Canada’s Court of Appeal.
Medical Marijuana Amid Duterte’s Drug War
Philippines President Duterte is cracking down on recreational marijuana use, but he backs medicinal use of the drug.
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.
Canada’s Marijuana Companies Say Young People Not Their Demographic
Ahead of legalization, pot distributors claim they don’t want the headaches that come with marketing to young people.
What Would Happen if New Zealand Legalized Cannabis?
Peter Dunne, the bespectacled politician in the bow-tie, was the unlikely hero of drug reform.
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.
Minnesota’s Medical Marijuana Use Kicks Up in Second Year
After a slow first year, thousands of new patients flooded in last summer when the program expanded to serve people suffering from intractable pain.
93% of Patients Prefer Cannabis Over Opioids for Managing Pain, According to New Study
A new study has investigated what patients themselves prefer when it comes to managing pain – opioids, which are widely distributed for intense pain relief, or medical marijuana.
