Articles tagged with "medical marijuana"

The legislature gave limited approval to MMJ in 2014, with many expecting it to be available early in 2015. The process, though, got bogged down by delays.

Apparently unconstitutional portions of Ohio’s MMJ law, which set aside a percentage of state business licenses for minorities, were spotted during debate but left in to gain needed votes, a key lawmaker says.

A state Supreme Court decision had devastating consequences for the state’s 13,000 medical cannabis patients. I know because I’m one of them.

While few in the region deny the severity of L.A.’s homelessness problem, patient advocates are up in arms over the proposal.

Gov. David Ige signed a bill Monday, facing a shortage of doctors willing to certify patients.

Learn more about fibromyalgia, and discover some of the research on the effectiveness of using cannabis for treating associated pain vs prescription drugs.

Patients say the changes will shut down nearby shops, increase the cost of their medicine, and limit access to necessary products.

Researchers at Duke University took to online forums last month to learn more about how ADHD patients are self-medicating with cannabis, pushing over the first domino in what might become a series of novel scientific discoveries.

A conservative Delaware state senator calls for full legalization, Montana dispensaries dealt a major setback, and former FARC guerrillas get behind Colombia’s first legal grow.

The U.S. Supreme Court said Monday it won’t hear an appeal challenging a Montana law that limits medical cannabis providers to serving a maximum of three patients each.