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THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM |
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Volume 27 • Issue 17 • April 25, 2024 |
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Analysis: Elevated Levels Of Heavy Metals Identified In Some Commercially Available Rolling Papers |
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Investigators concluded, "Additional efforts by state regulatory agencies to reach a consensus on limits to toxic elements in cannabis and smoking papers are warranted." |
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Study: Cannabis Use Seldom Associated With Cognitive Impairments In People With HIV |
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"Overall, the number of reported adverse effects were largely outnumbered by beneficial or null findings," researchers determined. |
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LATEST NEWS |
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Survey: Patients Report Improvements, Few Serious Side-effects Following Use Of High-THC Flower |
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The most commonly reported side effects from high-THC flower were dry mouth, increased appetite, and somnolence. |
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ACTION ALERTS |
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Colorado: Most Voters Strongly Support State's Decision To Legalize Marijuana |
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"There's no 'buyer's remorse' among the public when it comes to legalizing cannabis." |
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Hawaii: Senators Abruptly Reject Marijuana Decriminalization Legislation |
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The defeat marked a sudden about-face for Senate lawmakers, who had previously voted in favor of the bill's passage. |
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NORML IN THE MEDIA |
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