Articles tagged with "medical marijuana"

Lawmakers ditched the scheme Tuesday over concerns the rare setup would create an undue burden on the state.

NYC Police Commissioner blames cannabis for the city’s violence but shrugs at its heroin epidemic — that and more in today’s Shake roundup.

The government of Macedonia, a small country in the Balkan region of southeastern Europe, announced this month that it will legalize cannabis for people suffering from serious illnesses.

Frustrated with the lack of options, parents of children with severe autism have turned to cannabis. Many have heard anecdotal reports of success despite lack of clinical research.

Portland warns of coming crackdown on cannabis events, NORML is tired of crummy concentrate coverage, and “synthetic marijuana” really stinks.

Those who need healing could become victims of fake products, similar to the peddling of unregulated CBD products that goes on every day in the United States.

Last month the DEA quietly announced it would make a determination on whether to reschedule cannabis. How likely would a rescheduling be, and what would it mean for the industry?

How tough is it for cities to craft workable dispensary rules? Consider the conundrum in San Jose, California.

A new study found that the current amount of cannabis grown by Washington state-licensed producers should be enough to satisfy the demand for both the medical and recreational markets.

Louisiana could expand its narrow MMJ law, Colorado sees strong sales in 2016, and does Washington already grow enough cannabis?