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Cannabis And Lou Gehrig’s Disease: Here’s What You Should Know - Cannabis News

Considering the neuroprotective effects of cannabinoids and the anti-spastic effects of cannabinoids in multiple sclerosis patients, it only makes sense to consider their use in ALS. Preclinical work and some patient reports are promising.

Texas state crime labs won’t test suspected marijuana in low-level cases - Cannabis News

The Texas Department of Public Safety said last week that it would not perform testing to distinguish between hemp and marijuana in misdemeanor cases.

Presidential Candidates Clash Over Marijuana Legalization At Democratic Debate - Cannabis News

The Democratic presidential debate in South Carolina on Tuesday revealed fissures in how the candidates view marijuana reform.

Law Enforcement Is Trying To Be Cannabis Cool, But It’s Not Easy - Cannabis News

How is a cop supposed to tell the difference between a consumer using a legal product, and an illegal consumer using or transporting a product from the illicit market?

Colorado hemp farmers say they know more than the feds and want to keep regulation in state hands - Cannabis News

After the 2018 Farm Bill made hemp production legal, Colorado created rules for handling the new cash crop. “Green rush” farmers are worried the feds will make their work harder.

U.S. Academics Are Diving into the Cannabis Industry - Cannabis News

“Hemp and marijuana has really come to the forefront in a lot of economic sectors in the country. We’re not pro-cannabis or anti-cannabis. What we’re about will be the science, and training students to look at that science.”

Missouri medical marijuana job fair attracts hundreds - Cannabis News

The state of Missouri awarded nearly 350 operating licenses for the medical marijuana industry. Now there are thousands of jobs to fill.

Canadian seniors study aims to find out if medical cannabis can ease common ailments of aging - Cannabis News

Pilot study of long-term care residents tests therapeutic effects of cannabidiol on seniors.

Here Are All the U.S. States That Have Legalized Weed - Cannabis News

Until recreational and medical cannabis are federally legalized, it’s nice to know where each state stands when it comes to cannabis.

Browns, Bengals fans aren’t eligible for medical marijuana, State Medical Board of Ohio rules - Cannabis News

Cleveland Browns and Cincinnati Bengals fans can’t legally use medical marijuana to treat the suffering caused by their teams, the State Medical Board of Ohio ruled Wednesday.

Medical Marijuana Cards Show Big Rise In Georgia - Cannabis News

The number of Georgians with cards allowing possession of medical cannabis has soared more than 70% in one year.

Kansas City, MO mayor to pardon municipal violations for marijuana possession - Cannabis News

Kansas City, Missouri, Mayor Quinton Lucas said he will begin pardoning those who have received municipal violations for marijuana possession and those non-violent offenders who were convicted for having marijuana drug paraphernalia.

Hemp highlighted at World Ag Expo - Cannabis News

It’s all about hemp education this year at the 2020 World Ag Expo.

Girl Scouts cash in selling cookies outside of Chicago marijuana dispensary - Cannabis News

Rather than going door-to-door in hopes of selling a few boxes of cookies, one group of Chicago Girl Scouts went straight to their potential customers.

How do police officers spot high drivers? - Cannabis News

It’s been over a month since recreational marijuana sales have been made legal in Illinois and medical marijuana was legalized in Missouri. So how do police officers spot high drivers on the road?

Study: Realtors Say Pot Equals “Hot” - Cannabis News

A new definition for “hot property” has emerged within the real estate market.

Medical Marijuana Is Legal In Missouri, But Some Doctors Won't Certify Patients To Use It - Cannabis News

Although medical cannabis is legal in Missouri and any doctor licensed in Missouri can certify patients for use, the region’s physicians don’t agree on whether certifying patients is safe, legal or ethical.

Seven Governors Talk Marijuana Policy At Annual Conference - Cannabis News

Seven governors from across the country discussed marijuana issues at an annual policy conference on Friday.

Kroger, the Largest Grocery Chain in the US, Is Lobbying on Hemp - Cannabis News

The supermarket giant started carrying CBD products last year. Now, it’s pressing the federal government on the issue.

You’ll soon be able to earn a degree in cannabis from a Colorado university - Cannabis News

Colorado State University-Pueblo received state approval Friday for the state’s first cannabis-related degree program, to be launched this fall.


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