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'It saved our business': Italy's farmers turn low into high with cannabis - Cannabis News
Hemp cultivation for non-pharmaceutical could help revert desiccation of farm land.
Here Are the Five Countries Primed for Major Cannabis Booms - Cannabis News
While the United States and Canada are the countries making the biggest splashes when it comes to cannabis, there are other countries out there that are exploring expanding their marijuana laws and industry.
Top U.K. Health Advisor Recommends Medical Cannabis Reform - Cannabis News
After granting two epileptic children temporary licenses to use CBD medicines, the U.K. is finally considering the rescheduling of marijuana.
People suffering from chronic pain, epilepsy, or nausea as a result of chemotherapy or multiple sclerosis will be among the first to be prescribed the drugs.
Travellers flying within Canada will be allowed to pack 30 grams of cannabis once legalization begins Oct. 17, transportation minister Marc Garneau announced Tuesday.
Jamaica has made its first shipment of medical marijuana extract oil to Canada.
The Swiss government has backed easier access to medicinal cannabis, and even the right-wing Swiss People's Party, traditionally an advocate of total abstinence, seems to support making life easier for patients for whom it is proven the drug works.
Cannabis to be prescribed by GPs, available at hospital pharmacies.
“We think (edibles are) going to become a big part of the business in Canada over the next couple of years.”
Two "coffee shops" selling legal cannabis opened their doors in the French capital last week. So what's the story?
Recently, Japan has approved a large billboard in Omotesando Station in Tokyo/ The billboard will display an advertisement for one of Elixinol’s CBD products, Hemp Oil Drops.
The Lebanese American University will be the first university in Lebanon to study medical marijuana.
The Global Marijuana March, which normally occurs on the first weekend in May, serves as a call to legalise cannabis.
