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Survey: Three Of Four Military Veterans Would Consider Using Medical Cannabis

NORML

Seventy-five percent of military veterans say that they would consider using either “cannabis or cannabinoid products as a treatment option,” according to member survey data compiled by the group Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA). The organization represents over 400,000 veterans nationwide.

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Talking to Your Doctor About Cannabis - CCN Interview

Americans for Safe Access

Enrolling in Oregon's medical marijuana program (OMMP) requires an application, physician and patient documentation, and a fee, but does have benefits. I sat down (virtually of course) with Debbie Churgai, Executive Director of Americans for Safe Access to get some tips and talking points to help patients start this conversation.

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Studies: Medical Cannabis Enrollees Typically Reduce Their Use of Opioids

NORML

Patients diagnosed with chronic pain and other debilitating conditions typically reduce, or in some cases, eliminate their use of opioids following their enrollment in state-sanctioned medical cannabis access programs. Several peer-reviewed studies now document this trend. These conclusions are hardly unique. percent versus 44.8

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UK : House of Commons Library – Research Briefing – Debate on access to psilocybin treatments – Published Thursday, 18 May, 2023

Cannabis Law Report

A debate has been scheduled for 18 May on access to psilocybin treatments. Documents to download Commons Library debate pack – Access to psilocybin treatments […]

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Medical Marijuana to Treat Glaucoma: What You Need To Know

MMJ Recs

Traditional treatments include eye drops, oral medications, laser treatment, and surgery. This article explores the potential of medical marijuana for glaucoma treatment, focusing on its benefits, risks, and legal considerations. Several studies have shown that cannabinoids, the active compounds in marijuana, can lower IOP.

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How Medical Marijuana Helps With Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms

MMJ Recs

Traditional treatments, while helpful to some extent, often come with limitations and side effects that can further burden individuals already dealing with a debilitating disease. Medical marijuana has emerged as a promising alternative treatment option for managing symptoms associated with MS.

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Simplifya Launches Compliance Solutions for Cannabis Businesses in Utah

Cannabis Law Report

“As Utah’s cannabis market continues to grow and evolve, Simplifya’s compliance software solutions are designed to help operators protect their most valuable assets — their licenses — and focus on the important roles their businesses play in cultivating cannabis and providing life-changing treatments that patients rely on.”.