Sunday, May 19, 2024

Medical Marijuana

FDA Approves Cannabis-Based Drug For The First Time Ever

In a major milestone for medical marijuana, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Monday approved a cannabis-based drug, making it the first marijuana substance meeting the federal agencies stringent guidelines.

6 Of The Most Helpful CBD Products

With tons of new products hitting shelves, here is a handy guide to help sort the helpful ones from the hype.

British Children With Seizures Are Changing Political Minds About Cannabis

On June 11, 12-year-old Billy Caldwell was stripped of his cannabis-based medication at Heathrow Airport.

There’s Now A Florida Drive-Thru Selling Medical Marijuana

Medical marijuana patients in Florida will now move one step closer to their medicine being treated like a regular old prescription—a drive-thru.

Texas Republicans Now Support Cannabis Decriminalization

This past weekend the state’s Republican Party passed a platform that includes marijuana decriminalization and an expansion of the Compassionate Use Act.

Texans Urging Republicans To Expand Medical Marijuana Access

With the midterm elections fast approaching, politicians have hit the campaign trail. Many key battles are being waged throughout the country, and we’re seeing cannabis emerge as a significant platform issue.

Cannabis Users At Low Risk For Developing Mental Health Issues

The impact marijuana has on mental health is still somewhat of an anomaly in the grand scheme of what we know, understand and appreciate about the cannabis plant.

Target Sold CBD Online, Was It Legal?

Others like Walmart and Amazon have done it, but. when Target sold CBD online, was it legal?

Parents Face Jail Time For Giving Their Son Cannabis To Treat Seizures

The parents of a 15-year-old boy with near-constant seizures are fearing for their son’s life after the couple lost custody of the teen because they gave him marijuana to treat his condition.

Cannabis Does Not Lead To An Increase In Suicidal Behavior

For decades, one of the major talking points among anti-cannabis pundits is that patients of psychiatric disorders who consume it have an increased risk of suicidal behavior. But a study released this week finds no evidence to support the claim.

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