CannaMD

NOVEMBER 20, 2020

Between 2000-2018, United States funding sources invested roughly 20 times more money into exposing marijuana’s harms than exploring its benefits. Making matters worse, there’s only one farm in the entire country with DEA approval to cultivate marijuana for research purposes. Cannabis vs. Opioids. More Cannabis.

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Cannabis Law Report

MARCH 3, 2022

Former President Bill Clinton has apparently been hearing a lot about the therapeutic potential of CBD products for pain management lately, and, according to a now-deleted media report, said at a recent conference appearance that broad interest in the topic should spur regulators to develop standards for the cannabinoid.

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Cannabis Law Report

SEPTEMBER 12, 2021

Steve Sisolak signed Assembly Bill 101, making Nevada the first state to legalize the use of cannabinoids as a veterinary treatment. Nevada voters approved medical marijuana for people by ballot initiative in 2000. Cannabis became legal for recreational use in the state on Jan. Earlier this year, Gov. A simple question.

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CannaMD

NOVEMBER 15, 2020

In the United States, most cannabis research to date has focused on the potential harms of the plant, instead of its benefits. funders use their money for cannabis research. His findings are sure to alarm medical cannabis professionals and patients alike. WHY ISN’T MORE RESEARCH DONE ON CANNABIS THERAPEUTICS?

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Cannabis Law Report

SEPTEMBER 19, 2019

Although Congress really hasn’t made much progress on the issue of cannabis reform in the past nine months, some federal lawmakers still insist that the nation is close to tearing down the walls of marijuana prohibition in the United States, potentially before the end of the year. . Or so they say. South Dakota Gov.

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Cannabis Law Report

MARCH 25, 2019

CPA’s” PUBLISHER: CANNABIS LAW REPORT. Numerous attempts to introduce legislation to relax the provisions that placed cannabis on Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act [“CSA”] have been made beginning in 1981 [i]. State-compliant cannabis activity would no longer violate federal criminal law. 3032 and H.R.

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