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Pot Industry in Washington cooling
This summer, the Uk’s first medical cannabis research facility is going to open – studying the medical uses of weed for the first time in this country.
CANNABISPublic Health Minister says cannabis is a step closer to becoming a cash crop
A desperate Perth mum is being forced to fly to the US to get treatment for her sick daughter, even though medicinal cannabis is legal in Western Australia.
CBD is expensive: How the industry can re-think its pricing for consumers
From the United States to Australia, from Germany to Colombia, the Canadian cannabis sector continues to capitalize on an emerging global industry.
An Israeli company will partner with an Australian one to help boost clinical education opportunities around medical cannabis.
One of the most interesting, relevant and perhaps shocking places to study cannabis is Italy.
Australia’s first doctors’ workshop on the medical uses of cannabis has heard about the complex situation around its legality.
Poland's lower house of parliament, which is controlled by the conservatives, on Thursday voted to make medicinal marijuana legal under certain circumstances.
A decree issued by Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto on Monday confirmed that Mexico has legalized cannabis for medicinal use after overwhelming support from Mexico’s Lower House of Congress.
Cannabinoid biotechnology company MediPen Ltd. is launching its own dedicated 1,800ft sq marijuana research facility this summer, which will also provide a platform for anyone looking to utilise its facilities for the purposes of driving innovation around the use of medicinal cannabis.
For 21 years, The Madrid Global Marihuana March has been filling the streets of the city with pleasant smoke and more tangible and urgent demands.
The provincial government is seeking public input on new marijuana legislation set to come into effect in little over a year.
Fingerprint scanners, motion sensor laser alarms, security teams and top secret locations sound like the stuff of spy movies, not Australian farms.
Uruguay‘s envoy to Ottawa says his small South American country has opened up some breathing room for marijuana legalization within international treaties that have outlawed recreational pot for decades.
