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THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM
Volume 25 • Issue 49 • December 22, 2022
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Sixty percent of the participants in the intervention group were "no longer classified as clinical insomniacs" at the conclusion of the trial.
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Investigators summarized, "Due to its effectiveness and convenience, medical marijuana therapy may be helpful for patients suffering from migraines."
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DC: Council Members Advance Legislation to Expunge Marijuana Convictions Details
12/22/22 3:30pm UTC
No Further Movement Expected on SAFE Banking, Other Marijuana Reforms ... Details
12/20/22 12:45pm UTC
Federally Funded Study Finds Teen Use Rates Largely Unchanged by Legalization Details
12/19/22 9:21pm UTC
Ohio: Lawmakers Advance Sentencing Reform Bill to Governor's Desk Details
12/16/22 5:11pm UTC
Kansas City: Officials Dismiss Hundreds of Marijuana Cases Following Vote Details
12/16/22 4:20pm UTC
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Researchers said that their study was among the "largest and longest real-world analysis of the efficacy and safety" of medical cannabis products.
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"No cardiovascular treatment-emergent adverse drug effects emerged" during patients' treatment with liquid cannabis extracts.
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Patients with anxiety disorders are eligible to access medical cannabis products on January 1, 2023.
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