Jennifer Bogdan ~ Providence Journal ~
The number of patients enrolled in the state's medical marijuana program has exploded in the past two and half years, more than doubling from 4,849 in 2013 to 11,620 today.
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State officials expect enrollment to keep growing; 276 patients are already certified.
Natalie Schachar ~ Los Angeles Times ~
Fifteen years after Hawaii legalized medical marijuana, the state plans to begin licensing pot dispensaries.
BOULDER, Colo. (CBS4) – A Boulder marijuana company says it has a new breakthrough for medical marijuana patients — a marijuana capsule that looks and acts more like traditional pharmaceuticals.
Stacey Knott ~ Stuff.co.nz ~
Alex Renton sparked a national debate about medicinal cannabis while in a coma, his sister has told the teen's memorial service.
A new study looks at the potential, positive impact of medical marijuana as a treatment for chronic pain.
People with a variety of medical ailments are leaving Texas for treatment in Colorado.
Hardliners on Judiciary open up to research on medical pot.
Delaware's first medical marijuana dispensary opened Friday, four years after the state Legislature legalized its use.
Andrew M. Seaman ~ Reuters ~
Moderate- or high-quality evidence supports the use of marijuana for some medical conditions, but not for others, according to a fresh review of past research.
A Pennsylvania couple faces charges for possessing and manufacturing marijuana that the young wife used to relieve debilitating symptoms.
Medical marijuana dispensary workers in Humboldt County, Calif., scramble to stay knowledgeable and up-to-date about their rapidly-changing industry
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A pro-marijuana ad debuting in Texas on Tuesday showcases a retired police officer who says the state should take a more "sensible" approach to marijuana policies because the drug causes far fewer problems than alcohol.
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