Mississippi: After a Stumble, Medical Cannabis Looks Close to the Finish Line
Lawmakers have delivered a detailed draft to Governor Tate Reeves for a program that would replace a voter-approved initiative struck down by the state Supreme Court in May.
Italy poised for cannabis referendum • Feed officials urge research on hemp for animals • Economic Policy Institute report puts spotlight on unions • & more…
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Guam Legalized Cannabis. But What Happens If It’s Taboo to Tourists?
At a talk hosted by Guam’s Bar Association and District Courts, speakers talked about the potential for a looming problem with cannabis: East Asian tourists who don’t like it.
New York Cannabis Control Board takes shape • Letter to Biden urges clemency • Sha’Carri ripple effect: World Anti-Doping Agency to review rules • & more…
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How Do Cannabis Shop Workers Approach Product Recommendations?
More workers base their recommendations on customer experience with cannabis products than on clinician input, a new JAMA study found.
NIH, NIDA Announce New Funding for Unprecedented Cannabis Research
Federal agencies want to support research on cannabis and the effects of THC, and various products from vape cartridges to edibles, using a newly-established standard dose of THC.
California Cannabis Bills Await Gov. Newsom’s Signature
Here are the cannabis bills that passed by the end of the legislative session, including ones that aim to curb the existing illegal market, regulate the CBD industry, and guide cannabis advertising.
Saint Lucia Tackles Long-Promised Cannabis Reform
With revenue from a new industry in mind, the country aims to catch up with some Caribbean neighbors.
DEA proposes cannabis production increase • California gives cultivators grants to encourage compliance • Also in CA: regulation consolidation • & more…
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More College Students Than Ever Before Are Consuming Cannabis
The latest Monitoring the Future study data, released Wednesday by NIH’s National Institute on Drug Abuse, also found that hallucinogen consumption is up while alcohol consumption is down.
