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Cannabis

State Legalization Doesn’t Increase Youth Cannabis Use, Meta-Study Says

Cannabis advocates have said for years that establishing a taxed and regulated system is the best method for preventing marijuana from falling into the hands of teens.

Whoopi Goldberg On How Women Benefit From Cannabis Access

Goldberg believes many women have been left in the dark about how the plant can affect their lives.

Is It Okay That I Smoke To Mellow Out Before Social Events?

Millions suffer from debilitating shyness. The medical term is general social anxiety disorder, or SAD, and, by some reckoning, it’s the third most common psychological ailment, affecting about 7 percent of people globally.

Why The ‘Trailer Park Boys’ Bemoan Canada’s Cannabis Legalization

The boys shared their thoughts on Canada’s upcoming legalization of cannabis on Oct. 17.

New Marijuana Expo Reveals West Coast Trends And Products

If you want to know what the latest cannabis trends are on the West Coast, look no further than the Hall of Flowers. The inaugural expo in Sonoma, California hosted a who’s who of cannabusinesses, both established and new.

Why The US Led ‘Global Call To Action On The World Drug Problem’ Is A Bust

President Trump, in a rare trip to the U.N., called together leaders of 130 countries in order to sign a letter to agitate the War on Drugs. The leaders that made appearances and the ones that didn’t spoke volumes.

Texas Rep. Pete Sessions: When Will His War On Marijuana End?

We are learning that Sessions is the great saboteur when it comes to making progress with pot in the lower chamber of Congress.

Canadian Marijuana Market Set To Hit $1 Billion In 3 Months

As the $1 billion per quarter is bound to rise with time, at least incrementally, Canada is looking at a sharp shot in the arm of revenue.

Medical Cannabis Can Help You Heal From Hepatitis C

Hepatitis C is a viral infection of the liver that can lead to life-threatening conditions with little notice.

Seattle Throws Out More Than 500 Marijuana Convictions

In an indicative move, a Seattle judged recently moved to vacate misdemeanor pot violations ranging from 1996 to 2010.

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