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Law Enforcement
The DEA Plans To Burn Enormous Amounts Of Weed In Arizona
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Legal Issues
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In Colorado, use among high school students actually declined.
Sports
Can Cannabis Treat Concussions? NHL Players Want To Know
A new study involving NHL alumni and Canopy Growth focuses on the effect of weed on head injuries
Medicine
Can Cannabis Treat OCD?
A new study shows that weed reduced many symptoms associated with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, but more research is needed.
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Synthetic Cannabis Could Disrupt The Marijuana Industry In A Big Way
While black market "fake weed" has grabbed most of the headlines because of its dangers, the real long-term threat is from legal synthetic cannabinoids, insiders worry.
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Long Lines In Missouri For The Launch Of Its Medical Marijuana Program
Two years after voters approved marijuana, dispensaries are beginning to open across the state.
legalization
There's A Movement Afoot To Allow Legal States To Do Business With Each Other
The Alliance For Sensible Markets is committed to an interstate commerce market for cannabis. Will it happen?
Legalize It
Nebraskans Have Already Filed to Legalize Weed in 2022
After a 2020 initiative was stricken from the ballot, two state senators make sure it doesn't happen again.
Health and Wellness
More Women Are Using Marijuana to Ease Menopause
A new study finds women use cannabis to relieve hot flashes and night sweats.
Microbusiness
The First Marijuana Microbusiness Is Gonna Launch in Michigan
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News and Trends
Most Of The $1.5 Billion Spent on Cannabis Research Went To Studies Telling People How Bad It Is For Them
A new study shows the majority of cannabis research funding goes to studies that focus on the potentially harmful effects rather than medicinal uses.
Social Media
Why Is Twitter Flagging Searches for Marijuana (And Not Alcohol or Tobacco)?
As part of a government program, the social media platform has been messaging users on the dangers of substance abuse.
Research
Study: Cannabis Does Not Lead to Increased Pain Sensitivity
Research from Canada has found that, unlike opioids, using cannabis as a treatment does not lead to increased pain sensitivity.