Study: Osteoarthritis Patients Reduce Their Opioid Use Following Use of Medical Cannabis

Investigators concluded, "Our findings support the literature in that medical cannabis reduces the use of opioids for the treatment of chronic pain."

In all, the agency identified 553 banks and 202 credit unions that are "actively providing banking services to marijuana-related businesses."

White House: Investing in Cannabis Stocks Could Jeopardize Federal Security Clearance ... Details

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Cannabis Consumers Continue to Face Employment Discrimination in Colorado Details

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New Mexico: Adult-Use Marijuana Sales on Track for April 1st Launch Details

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Virginia: Republican-Led Committee Halts Marijuana Sales Legislation in ... Details

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South Dakota: Republican-Led Committee Rejects Senate-Backed Legalization ... Details

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Adult use sales first began in mid-January. By November, monthly sales of adult-use products exceeded those of medical cannabis.

Subjects in the study appeared "to recover almost back to baseline levels 1-hour post-use."

Those who filled their cannabis extract prescriptions three times or more during the study period decreased their use of prescription opioids.

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NORML IN THE MEDIA

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