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For many medical marijuana patients, simply having cannabis in a house where children reside could result in claims of child abuse. No one runs the risk of being labeled an abuser of children for having aspirin, chardonnay, or peanuts in their home.
The Chicago Joint Committee on Administrative Rules will meet July 15th to discuss how they would implement the medical marijuana pilot program...
The American judicial system has displayed another staggering lack of humanity and compassion. Iowa resident and terminal cancer patient Benton Mackenzie faces up to three years in jail as a result of a police raid in 2013 that found him, along with his family, to be growing cannabis.
Will Humble, the top health official in Arizona, has authorized the use of medical marijuana in cases of PTSD on the orders of a state judge, reports AZ Central.
ASA developed a grading scale for evaluating the laws and regulations applying to medical cannabis in each of the 23 states with comprehensive medical cannabis access programs...
Russell Brand, British comedian and former husband of Katy Perry, has joined with some 90 celebrities, health experts, lawyers and politicians (including Sir Richard Branson and Sting) in signing a letter to the Prime Minister asking for reformed drug policy.
Pharmacists preparing for the advent of Connecticut's medical marijuana industry gathered Wednesday to talk about the clinical aspects of dispensing a drug that has no federal approval nor the guidelines that go along with it.
While the once omnipresent employee smoking lounge has been all but obliterated in the American workplace, is it possible that such a place could reemerge with the growing ubiquity and acceptance of cannabis?
After predictions that New Jersey’s medical marijuana program could serve tens of thousands of patients, only 2,342 have signed up. Fingers point to...
The indeterminable gap – one hour? Two? Five? – between beeping your dealer and the prescient knock on the door signaling deliverance from Babylon. It's a bummer for anyone, but for a medical patient like me, sometimes the wait can be agonizing.
Take a look at cannabis news and politics from around the world in this new series, International Cannabis Update. This week features Israel and their rapidly expanding medical marijuana program, which aims to serve their population of eight million people.
Oregonians have a last chance this week to provide comments to the medical dispensary rules. Please take this opportunity to let the rules committee know what you think. Once the rules are finalized, they will be much harder to change.
New rules would require New Mexico's medical marijuana users to pay a new $50 fee annually and triple some producers' annual license fees to up to $90,000.
According to Leaf Science the Cannabinoid Medical Clinic will soon be the first clinic in Toronto that specializes in medical marijuana.
Issues are the availability of marijuana oil, approval from the FDA and the cost of studies that preliminary estimates say could be $10,000 per participant.
Mary’s Medicinals is currently making a patch designed to last up to 12 hours; each transdermal patch has 10 mg of cannabis. The best part is just how many options are available.
The DC Council introduced a bill that would lift restrictions on physicians currently preventing them from recommending medical marijuana.
The Mississippi General Assembly passed HB 1231, legalizing certain, very limited medical marijuana extracts for patients suffering from seizure disorders.
