Survey: Employers' Attitudes Shifting Regarding Drug Testing for Cannabis

Among those hiring managers who work for companies that do engage in testing, 40 percent said that "they do it less often than in the past."

Study: Sickle Cell Disease Patients Who Use Cannabis Less Likely to Require Hospitalization

SCD patients who used cannabis daily had "1.8 fewer annual [hospital] admissions and 1.2 fewer emergency room (ER) visits" as compared to non-users. 

Seniors More Frequently Turning to Cannabis

Over four percent of seniors acknowledged engaging in past-year cannabis consumption in 2018, up from 2.4 percent in 2015 and 0.4 percent in 2006.   

American Bar Association Calls for Marijuana Banking Access

The resolution calls for the "enactment of [federal] laws to ensure that it shall not constitute a federal crime for banks and financial institutions to provide cannabis-related services." 

Kansas City: Mayor's Office Accepting Applications from Those Seeking Pardons for Marijuana Convictions

Mayor Quinton Lucas said, "I want to empower people to be able to find work, take care of their families, [and] make a decent living."

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