More From dispensaries.com
Cannabusiness
Cannabis Doing It's Best To Make a Terrible Year Just A Little Better
Sales keep skyrocketing, setting records in states, and leading to projections of $15 billion in total sales nationwide by the end of 2020.
Market Research
Study Finds People Who Use Cannabis Get More Exercise
A new study upends the myth of the lazy stoner, finding that people over 60 who use marijuana engage in more weekly exercise than people who don't.
Customer Research
Cannabis and Sex: CBD Lube Promises To Enhance Life In The Bedroom
In a survey of those who have tried CBD lube, 68 percent said it improved their sex life.
News and Trends
Congress Offers Forgiveness Of Past Cannabis Use In The Military
"Smoking pot just once shouldn't prevent a patriotic American from fighting for our country. We need to exercise common sense when it comes to our marijuana policies," U.S. Representative Ruben Gallego said.
Medical Marijuana
Medical Marijuana Just One Step Away From Making Ballot In Nebraska
Heartland voters may get the chance to decide on medical marijuana after an organization gathered more signatures than needed to put legalization on the ballot.
Polls
70 Percent of Americans Think Consuming Cannabis Is Morally Acceptable
The survey indicates that the shift in American views on marijuana continues to evolve in favor of cannabis.
Research
Study Finds Cannabis Safe For Pain Management And An Effective Opioid Substitute
The Canadian study adds to the growing amount of research that has not only found that marijuana is effective in treating pain, but may also work well as a substitute for opioids.
Research
Cannabis and Sex: New Study Focuses On Its Impact For Men
The study from British Columbia offers insights into why men use marijuana for sex, including maximizing pleasure, lowering inhibitions, and decreasing stress.
Government policy
Will Joe Biden Change His Position On Legalizing Cannabis?
As nationwide protests focus the country's attention on racial issues, marijuana legalization–and how it ties to social justice–is moving to centerstage.
News and Trends
Racial Disparities Continue In How Police Enforce Drug Laws, New Studies Show
Two new studies from the American Civil Liberties Union show racial disparities persist in cannabis arrests across the nation, even in states where marijuana has become legal.
Celebrity Endorsement
Martha Stewart's CBD For Pets Brand Expected To Hit Markets This Fall
Home and living mogul Martha Stewart has moved into the cannabis industry, advising Canopy Growth on a line of pet CBD products set to debut in September of 2020.
legalization
In Arizona, Cannabis Legalization Is The One Thing Republicans And Democrats Agree On
"All signs point to 2020 being the year that recreational marijuana finally becomes legal in Arizona," says Paul Bentz, Sr., Vice President of Research and Strategy at HighGround.
Sales
Cannabis Sales Continue to Soar Through The Pandemic
Consumers are making the best argument that legal marijuana can help reignite the economy by purchasing cannabis products in record numbers across the country.
Women in Cannabis
Do Women Crave Cannabis More Than Men?
The number of women who use cannabis is on the rise. A new study from the University of Texas Dallas indicates that they may crave cannabis more than men.
Cannabusiness
What Does The Future Hold For Jamaica's Cannabis Industry?
The coronavirus may set back the island nation from putting regulations in place for the export and import of medical cannabis, a situation that has led to investors pulling out.