Articles tagged with "israel"

There are at least nine good reasons why the tiny country is filling the void left by other major powers.

The Israeli Defense Force will be easing its penalties against soldiers accused of consuming cannabis while on leave.

Leafly spoke with the scientist who first isolated what’s sometimes called “the bliss molecule” about the future of cannabis research.

One member of European Parliament called for legalization of medical cannabis across the continent.

The deal marks first time a major pharmaceutical company has agreed to market a medical cannabis device, the product’s developer says.

While campaigns in the U.S. gear up for elections, an Israeli company is developing a cannabis testing system that doesn’t destroy samples.

Arizona’s adult-use legalization measure qualifies for November ballot, Israel begins clinical autism study, and where are the Nevada prohibitionists?

In an announcement this week, Israel’s health minister said the country could begin shipping exports within two years.

An Israeli start-up is on track to change the medical cannabis game with world’s first metered-dose inhaler.

Michigan’s ballot measure hits a snag, more qualifying conditions come to Vermont, and Israel unveils 2-year study of cannabis patients.