THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM

Weekend Weed Read • November 16, 2024

Study: Cannabis Use Not Associated With Later IQ Decline

Researchers determine that cannabis consumers experience "significantly less cognitive decline" over their lifetimes compared to non-users.

Incoming Senate Majority Leader Has Long History of Opposing Marijuana Policy Reforms

The incoming Speaker of the House, Republican Senator John Thune, has long argued against efforts to reform marijuana policy at both the state and federal level.

Treasury Report: Over 800 Banking Institutions Report Relationships With State-Licensed Cannabis Businesses

Over 830 financial institutions have filed paperwork with the US government acknowledging their relationships with licensed cannabis businesses.

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Survey: Over 90 Percent of State-Registered Patients Report Cannabis Relieves Their Anxiety, Depression, Chronic Pain

What are the top ten conditions for which patients use medical cannabis?

Analysis: Liberalized Cannabis Laws Not Associated With Subsequent Upticks in Tobacco Use

Study shows states that legalize marijuana for either medical or adult use do not experience any subsequent rise in the public's use of either tobacco or nicotine.

What we know about cannabis far exceeds what we don’t.

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