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THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM

Volume 27   •   Issue 10   •   March 07, 2024

Sixty-three percent of those surveyed acknowledged having received a doctor's authorization to use cannabis to alleviate their symptoms.

Investigators concluded, "These findings challenge the stereotype that marijuana … users are less active than their non-using counterparts."

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Consistent with other surveys, most respondents said that they were "insufficiently informed" to discuss medical cannabis options with their patients.

FEDERAL: Stop Federal Housing Discrimination Against Lawful Cannabis Users

FEDERAL: Let VA Doctors Recommend Medical Cannabis in Military Spending Bill

FEDERAL: Tell Your Senators to Support the SAFER Banking Act

FEDERAL: Tell Your Representatives to Support the CURE Act

FEDERAL: Support Medical Cannabis Research and Access for Veterans

FEDERAL: Support the Veterans Equal Access Act

Historically, Gov. Youngkin has expressed little support for legislation liberalizing the state's marijuana policies.

LISTEN: NORML's Deputy Director discusses concerns about high-potency THC products on NPR

PENNSYLVANIA: NORML advocates hold rally at the state capitol advocating for marijuana decriminalization

WATCH: NORML's JM Pedini calls on Virginia's Governor to sign marijuana retail sales bill into law

LEARN: This federal agency is hampering scientists' ability to clinically study medical cannabis

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