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NORML
MARCH 4, 2019
In the Texas State Capitol Building, dozens of patients joined us to ask their legislators to coauthor legislation that makes the Texas Compassionate Use Program more inclusive and effective. Patients then broke out into groups by district and went to visit their legislative offices. Stay tuned to watch the hearing.
Cannabis Law Report
FEBRUARY 26, 2022
The organization has, they say, ……evaluated patient access, affordability, equity, and product safety. With a decline in legislative improvements in state medical cannabis programs, millions of patients are left with limited or no access,” ASA Executive Director Debbie Churgai said. “It
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Veriheal
JUNE 3, 2022
New York proposed a set of packaging and marketing rules for recreational cannabis, a Fan Controlled Football player was cut for smoking cannabis on the field, and a California program is making medical cannabis more affordable for patients. California Program Aims to Make Medical Cannabis Accessible. Kieran said. ‘So
SpeedWeed
SEPTEMBER 17, 2021
Consistent with our mission, we seek to investigate treatments for affected patients who can be helped by MDMA—this is an important step in that direction” said MAPS Executive Director Rick Doblin, Ph.D. Adapt MAPS’ equitable access research projects to develop a meaningful patient access program.
The Cannigma
AUGUST 4, 2021
But even in this era of plenty, there are still countless medical cannabis patients who cannot afford their medicine and don’t know where or how to find assistance. Luckily, “compassionate care” programs are still common, and patients who are in need still have avenues to find a helping hand.
Cannabis Law Report
DECEMBER 5, 2021
Funders are endorsing MAPS’ mission and pursuit of mass mental health backed by 35 years of innovative leadership, governance, programs, and strategies. Getting MAPS out ahead of the industry will create a commercial and cultural bar that puts patient access first.”.
NORML
MARCH 19, 2019
Patients, renters, the poor, people of color and women are still marginalized for their cannabis use, despite legalization,” said Martinez. Patients with incurable or chronic illnesses must be allowed by the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program to be issued a lifetime card if a qualifying physician recommends their cannabis use.
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