Brazilian Researchers Investigated OCD & Cannabidiol As we know, medical marijuana has long been used to help treat various types of anxiety. Cannabidiol (CBD), in particular, has received a great deal […]...
Studies Support Medical Marijuana For Various Ailments The cannabis plant has been around for centuries. It is believed to have originated in Central Asia, but has expanded its reach to […]
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MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay -- MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay (AP) — Uruguay's drug czar says the country plans to sell legal marijuana for $1 per gram, though he's given higher figures in the past.
If you're looking for a new line of work, consider a rewarding career in pot in Washington state, where regulators officially opened the door Wednesday to selling marijuana legally.
Josh will sift through the propaganda, fear and greed encompassing medical marijuana. Recently featured on CNN, Josh and his brothers developed a non-psychot...
PORTLAND, Ore. -- The U.S. district attorney for Oregon has served notice on all medical marijuana growers, saying the federal government will not allow the ...
FDA Approves Studies For Marijuana-Based Epidiolex The US Federal Drug Association approved clinical studies that aim to determine whether purified cannabidiol (CBD) is a viable anti-seizure treatment.
Which state will be next to legalize marijuana? What do the Obama administration's recent announcements about marijuana and mandatory minimums really mean?
The Dalai Lama has joined the debate on the legalisation of marijuana by telling an audience in Mexico that he supports its use for medicinal purposes.
A small faction of parents calling themselves marijuana "refugees" are heading to Colorado in order to obtain medical marijuana for their children who suffer from epilepsy.
A range of spinoff companies, many of them located in the United States, are angling to cash in on the Canadian medical marijuana market as the federal government brings in new rules for the industry.
SEATTLE - As the proprietor of a medical marijuana dispensary in Seattle, Dawn Darington has seen patients wracked by AIDS and cancer. She's also seen "patients" who show up for a free pot brownie and never come back.
Thursday was the final day for public comments. Members of the three organisations, activists and members of the public made a submission emphasising the need for a review of the laws, which give a monopoly to pharmaceutical companies who patent a drug.
The aim of the campaign has been to fight against these 20-year monopolies as they mean the country cannot access cheaper and newer drugs available on the market during this period.
They also mean drugs have to be bought at prices set by the pharmacy: “They become expensive and unaffordable, and inaccessible to a large part of our society,” said Section27’s Umunyana Rugege.
On Sunday afternoon Director of the Beckley Foundation Amanda Feilding was invited to take part in a panel discussion on BBC Oxford. She joined Michelle X, MS sufferer cautioned for growing medical marijuana to alleviate her symptoms, and other experts and commentators, to debate whether cannabis should be legally available to those in pain.
Listen from 09:20 onwards to hear them discuss Michelle’s experience, debate whether the medical use of cannabis is a good idea or not and to hear Amanda outline why a regulated market in Cannabis is the best way to ensure that everyone has access to the treatments that work best for them.
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