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THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM
Volume 23 • Issue 29 • July 16, 2020
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Lab analyses confirmed that only 45 percent of products contained actual amounts of CBD that were consistent with their advertising.
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"We found no evidence that current or lifetime cumulative use of marijuana was associated with a higher prevalence or incidence of major or minor ECG abnormalities."
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"Based on our experience, cannabis-based products appear to hold promise for use in patients with ASD."
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Newly published data exploring the relationship between maternal cannabis exposure and the risk of preterm birth shows inconsistent results.
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The new law mandates criminal background checks for those either working in or affiliated with the medical cannabis industry.
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To date, state officials have identified nearly 200,000 Californians eligible to have their convictions either dismissed or re-sentenced.
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The measure amends the municipal code so that marijuana possession is no longer a violation within the city limits.
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SIGN: Tell Biden and Trump to Support an End to Marijuana Prohibition Details
07/16/20 6:03pm UTC
Survey: Majority of Health Care Professionals Endorse Cannabis Use Instead of Opioids in Chronic Pain Patients Details
07/15/20 9:49pm UTC
Cannabis Use Rising Among Chronic Pain Patients Details
07/14/20 11:35pm UTC
Study: Cumulative Use of Cannabis Not Associated with Heart Abnormalities at Middle Age Details
07/13/20 7:29pm UTC
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