Survey: Cannabis Use by Patients with Multiple Sclerosis Associated with Reductions in Need for Prescription Medicines

"A significant proportion" of MS patients report having either "stopped or reduced" their use of prescription medications after initiating cannabis therapy.

Nearly 25 Percent of Parkinson's Patients Have Used Cannabis During the Past Six Months

Most respondents acknowledged that cannabis provided "moderate or considerable improvement" in their PD symptoms.

Study: Majority Gynecologic Oncology Patients Say Medical Cannabis Is as Effective or Superior to Prescription Anti-Cancer Medicines

Researchers concluded, "The majority of patients in our study felt that medical cannabis was equivalent or superior in efficacy to other medications."

Pennsylvania: Governor Issues Pardons for Those with Past Marijuana Convictions

The pardons were granted as part of an expedited process recently put into place by the Board of Pardons and spearheaded by Lt. Gov. John Fetterman.

Review: THC Influences Driving Performance – Less So in Medical Patients, Regular Consumers

These changes in performance were less pronounced in subjects who were either regular consumers of cannabis or who were using it to treat a chronic medical condition.

Mexico: Lawmakers Advance Adult-Use Legalization Plan

Under the proposal, those ages 18 and older would be permitted to legally possess and grow personal use quantities of cannabis. 

• NORML OP-ED: Just say 'no' to arbitrary THC potency caps
• NORML OP-ED: Facts, not fears, should guide Connecticut's cannabis future
• MEXICO: New DEA report acknowledges drastic decline in Mexican marijuana imports
• OKLAHOMA: Legislative proposal seeks to put marijuana legalization question on the state's ballot
• VIRGINIA: Advocates call on lawmakers to expedite marijuana legalization timeline