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Is Cannabis Really Legal If You Can’t Grow Your Own

For many, the cannabis policy reform movement is rooted in the quest for personal liberty. Legalization isn’t just about getting high; it’s about being able to live your life the way you want to live it. In too many places, however, the legalization of cannabis does not include the freedom to grow the plant. Instead,…

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The Cannabis Career Catalyst: How Marijuana Users Are Outperforming Their

The old stereotype of the lazy, unmotivated stoner is officially dead. A new poll from NuggMD has delivered a devastating blow to prohibition propaganda by revealing that 54% of cannabis consumers report that marijuana use has had a positive impact on their careers – including 28% who describe that impact as “very positive.” Only 10%…

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Federal Ignorance Is a Policy Choice – Cannabis & Tech

The Evidence-Based Drug Policy Act of 2025 (EBDPA), introduced by Representatives Dina Titus and Ilhan Omar, doesn’t aim to legalize cannabis or reschedule it. Instead, it proposes something deceptively simple: allow the federal government to study it. In a policy environment where ideology has long outpaced data, this quiet shift could have seismic consequences. The…

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Degrees, Certificates, and the Future of Industry – Cannabis &

Do you want to become the next expert in the cannabis industry? If so, you’re not alone. With the rapid expansion of legalized cannabis across the United States, the demand for skilled professionals in cannabis biology, chemistry, business, medicine, policy, and law has never been greater. Yet, one essential question remains: how do aspiring professionals…

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Delaware Recreational Marijuana Sales Start Friday As Medical Cannabis Operators

Sales of cannabis to adults will kick off in Delaware on Friday following the state’s enactment of a legalization law in 2023, with a number of stores operated by existing medical marijuana operators expected to be open for business to people 21 and older. The launch of the legal market comes amid some controversy, however,…

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Honoring Cannabis Trailblazers in the Disability Community

Introduction: A Movement for Access and Dignity This Disability Pride Month, we recognize that in the fight to legalize cannabis, few voices have been as critical – or as underappreciated – as those of Americans with disabilities. For decades, patients living with disabilities and chronic illnesses have stood at the forefront of cannabis advocacy, transforming…

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Cannabis for Parkinson’s Disease? What The Latest Studies are Now

Cannabis For Parkinson’s Disease? What The Latest Studies Say Parkinson’s Disease is a neurological disorder that affects the part of the brain responsible for different kinds of movement. It’s a progressive brain disorder which occurs when braincells, particularly those involved in producing dopamine, which is responsible for controlling movement, begin to die off. As the…

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Pennsylvania Democratic Lawmakers Make Another Push To Legalize Marijuana With

Pennsylvania Democratic lawmakers are taking another swing at passing a bill to legalize marijuana with state-run stores, despite a different version of the proposal being soundly rejected in the GOP-controlled Senate after it passed the House earlier this session. Rep. David Delloso (D) circulated a cosponsorship memo for the legislation on Tuesday, making the case…

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When the System Fails: Why Autistic People Turn to Street

A groundbreaking study from the University of Cambridge has revealed a devastating indictment of our healthcare system’s failure to serve autistic individuals. While autistic people are generally less likely to use recreational substances than the general population, those who do use drugs are nine times more likely to be self-medicating for autism-related symptoms and mental…

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Ozzy Osbourne, Parkinson’s and the Promise of Magic Mushrooms: Could

It was in 2002 when I met Ozzy Osbourne. I was on the side of the stage as he was preparing to perform. Thanks to a brief stint as a touring musician that got me backstage access to Ozzfest in 2002, I had the privilege of watching the inner workings of that fine-tuned music festival from…

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