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MDMA Failed to Receive FDA Approval: What Happens Next?

Veriheal

Michael Mithoefer, a clinical psychiatry faculty member at the Medical University of South Carolina who has worked on MDMA trials since 2001, expressed frustration: “I expected a delay, but I didn’t expect this—this is extreme.”

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Neuroplasticity and Neurogenesis: Is Cannabis a Nootropic that Boosts the Brain?

Leafwell

In the film How High (2001), the characters Silas (Method Man) and Jamal (Redman) use a magical cannabis strain that allows them to ace their college entrance exam. As farcical as it may seem, they may have been onto something.

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UK : We The Undersigned & Seed Our Future Issue Joint Communique On UK Govt & “Continued Inclusion of Cannabis Within MoDA 1971 and MDR 2001.”

Cannabis Law Report

The release entitled Counter Evidence Report for the Claims used by the UK Government to Justify the Continued Inclusion of… Read More.

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Nevada: World Leader in Cannabis

Cannabis Life Network

They legalized medical cannabis way back in 2001. Although handicapped by a federal government with no right to criminalize cannabis, The Silver State is lightyears ahead of the competition. Recreational legalization came in 2016. The bill doubles the limit on cannabis possession and purchases.

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Terpene Spotlight: Phytol

FloridaMarijuana.net

Edition (2001): Medicinal plants contain a variety of bioactive compounds such as terpenes, which are composed of essential oils. Terpenes are can be thought of like the essential oils of the cannabis plant. These oils emit scents and flavors which contribute to the plant’s efficacy. According to P.M.

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Canadian Cannabis: A Love Story, or International Rights and Legalization

Cannabis Life Network

Since 2001, cannabis has been legal for medicinal use by Canadians. International rights form the foundation for modern nation-states. Insofar as states are considered civilized, they adhere to human rights more, not less. Decriminalization continues to make marks on the international stage.

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Bad or brilliant timing? The Chillwack cannabis retailer that opened as Covid hit

Cannabis Life Network

Vikram Sachdeva moved to Canada in 1999 and in 2001 he finished his hotel management certificate. But for this brick-and-mortar cannabis store in Chilliwack, despite some initial hurdles, it couldn’t have been a better time for business. At […]. The post Bad or brilliant timing?

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