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Maine on track for legal marijuana sales by spring 2020 - Cannabis News
Maine marijuana enthusiasts will probably be able to purchase their preferred products in retail stores by March 2020 after years of waiting.
A video of a Gwinnett County police officer handing back marijuana to a driver during a traffic stop has gone viral.
Patients with medical conditions are more likely to use marijuana than those without, with 11.2% of young adults living with chronic disease using it daily, according to survey results published in JAMA Open Network.
“There hasn’t been any real buyer’s remorse about the initiative. If anything, support has gone up,” said Mark DiCamillo, director of the Berkeley IGS poll.
Montana Department of Agriculture hemp statistics suggest the crop is increasing in popularity.
Pennsylvania is in the grip of a medical marijuana drought, according to multiple dispensary owners from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh.
A new clinical trial at Montefiore Medical Center in New York will examine the effect of a cannabis compound called cannabidivarin, known as CBDV, on irritability and repetitive behaviors in children with autism spectrum disorder.
Sin City is hoping to cash in on pot tourism.
While the Navajo Nation Council was debating the merits of hemp production last year, a coalition of private and public entities was quietly doing it.
The Australian capital Canberra will become the country's first city to legalize marijuana following a landmark vote Tuesday night.
Uruguay has made its first commercial export shipment of marijuana since legalizing the drug in 2013, sending 10 kilograms of cannabis to Australia, where its medicinal use is lawful.
The towns are part of an evolving scorecard of discussions taking place in the suburbs as Illinois becomes the 11th state to legalize consumption of recreational marijuana by people age 21 and over starting Jan. 1.
Improved sleep, training motivation, and reduced anxiety are just some ways in which marijuana can help climbers.
A U.S. appeals court has ruled workers in Colorado’s marijuana industry are subject to overtime pay rules and other federal labor protections even if the industry itself is federally illegal.
The state of Arkansas surpassed the $1 million mark this week in taxes brought in by medical marijuana.
Thousands of Washington, D.C. city employees can now use marijuana off the clock, whether for medicinal or recreational purposes.
Athletes are increasingly turning to cannabis to improve recovery time and achieve better results.
