Medical Cannabis & Research
Medical applications, clinical trials, patient stories, and breakthroughs in cannabis research.
Ohio has more than 4,000 small businesses and family-owned businesses that sell hemp products, according to the lawsuit. By Megan Henry, Ohio Capital Journal Ohio stores and restaurants can continue to sell intoxicating hemp products through at least early December. Franklin County Court of Common Pleas Judge Carl Aveni extended the temporary restraining order on…
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NORML believes that responsible cannabis consumers should not face federal prosecution simply for exercising their Second Amendment rights. Soon, we will seek to advocate before the nation’s highest court as an amicus curiae (friend of the court) to ensure that the voices of responsible cannabis consumers are heard. For years, NORML has urged courts to…
We Could Take Down a Major Plank of Marijuana Prohibition Read More »
In recent years, ketamine has emerged as a favorite drug in various corners, from tech bros to raves, to medicine. Indeed, more and more people are opting for ketamine therapy for mental health, but its use without medical supervision can lead to addiction, and even death. That’s exactly what’s happening in the United Kingdom, a…
Anarchy in the UK: Ketamine Deaths Increase 10 Fold in Read More »
For over 5,000 years, humans around the world have turned to cannabis to support whole-body health, with no recorded fatalities. Renowned for its safety and effectiveness, cannabis has long been a trusted remedy for people of all ages. Today, it is reclaiming its place as a powerful healing tool with an unmatched safety record, and…
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For all the talk about potency, yield, and branding, the real revolution in cannabis is happening underground—in the living soil. Dig your hands into it and you’ll feel it breathing: earthworms tunneling, mycelium threading through humus, microbes trading nutrients like a microscopic marketplace. This is where the plant’s magic begins. “Living soil” isn’t a buzzword;…
The Living Soil Revolution: Cannabis, Regeneration, and Resistance Read More »
For a long time, cannabis culture lived off the grid. Quiet. Misread. Filtered through people who never rolled it, grew it, or passed it with intention. But inside the circle, there was always a different truth. Proper Smoke Network rolls in from Lance of First Smoke of the Day and Adam of Proper Doinks. Two…
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“If it’s intoxicating, it’s damaging.” By Anna Kaminski, Kansas Reflector While Kansas remains one of the last states in the nation without legalized medical or recreational marijuana, THC-infused drinks have evaded scrutiny from officials. The question of the legality of the drinks came up Thursday at a meeting of a joint legislative committee on security.…
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There’s a quiet revolution happening in cannabis culture, and it’s not being led by college kids or festival-goers. It’s being pioneered by retirees, septuagenarians, and people who spent decades believing everything the government told them about marijuana—until they finally decided to see for themselves. I’ve been fielding more questions from older adults about trying cannabis…
Silver Stoners: A No-Nonsense Guide to Cannabis After Turning 60 Read More »
The Democratic candidate for New Jersey governor previewed her priorities for marijuana policy if voters elect her next week, stressing the need for “better regulations” that prevent youth access to THC products, effectively distribute tax revenue and address the lack of a home grow option. In an interview with CBS News’s “The Point” that aired…
New Jersey Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Previews Marijuana Policy Priorities If Read More »
“If you smoked a joint when you were 18, in 2002, in your 40s, you should not have barriers to housing, or employment, or public services.” By Jake Zuckerman, Signal Cleveland This story was originally published by Signal Cleveland. Sign up for their free newsletters at SignalCleveland.org/subscribe. Some of the tens of thousands of Ohioans…
Ohio Lawmakers Approve Marijuana Bill That Creates A Process To Read More »
