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THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM
Volume 24 • Issue 43 • October 28, 2021
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Study participants reported that cannabis improved their pain, mood, and mitigated gastrointestinal issues.
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Investigators concluded, "The 'sativa–indica' scale currently used to label cannabis poorly captures overall genomic and metabolomic variation."
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NORML Heads to Cannabis Week in NYC Details
10/26/21 9:17pm UTC
Maryland: Most Residents Want to Legalize Marijuana for Adult Use Details
10/26/21 3:29pm UTC
New York: Officials Advance Home Cultivation Regulations for Qualified Patients Details
10/22/21 1:14pm UTC
Show Your Commitment to Legalization in 2022 Details
10/21/21 8:30pm UTC
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Older adults experienced significantly lower levels of pain following the use of medical cannabis, as well as improvements in their sleep, anxiety/depression, and in overall quality of life.
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Employees who test positive for marijuana will no longer be sanctioned absent "articulable symptoms of cannabis impairment."
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For decades, New York State -- and New York City specifically -- led the nation in the criminal prosecution of low-level marijuana offenders.
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Sixty-five percent of respondents said that they had either reduced or eliminated their use of at least one prescription or over-the-counter medication following their initiation of medical cannabis.
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