The new law significantly expands the list of conditions that qualify a patient to use medical marijuana in Texas.
Results from NuggMD.com's Cannabis Consumer Poll showing 54% of consumers expect cannabis to be federally legalized within three years.
If approved and signed into law, the provision would be a significant change for military veterans in states with legal cannabis.
The research showed that a majority of patients with IBD felt that cannabis and CBD were “beneficial” as a treatment for the condition.
A Pennsylvania bill would protect the parental rights of medical cannabis patients in child custody disputes.
Results from NuggMD.com's Cannabis Consumer Poll showing 54% of consumers report cannabis had a positive effect on their job or career.
A House of Representatives committee approved language to block the DOJ from rescheduling cannabis.
Hawaii Gov. Green has signed a bill to expand the state’s medical cannabis program despite concerns about the legislation.
Boxing icon Mike Tyson called on President Trump to reschedule cannabis and release federal prisoners.
Results from NuggMD.com's Cannabis Consumer Poll showing 4 in 5 consumers use cannabis as a replacement for prescription medication.
Most healthcare workers in the U.S. say they are unprepared to counsel their patients about the use of medical cannabis.
In a nail-biter, Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a landmark bill massively expanding Texas’s limited medical cannabis program.
Canna Provisions v. Garland could affect whether the federal government can enforce prohibition against state legal cannabis activity.
CBD and CBDV were effective at killing dangerous fungal pathogens, according to a new study.
Florida lawmakers advanced legislation that would revoke medical cannabis cards from patients with minor drug offense convictions.
Results from NuggMD.com's Q2 2025 quarterly omnibus survey asking consumers about how often they do common activities, like exercising or eating fast food.
California lawmakers are reconsidering a planned cannabis tax hike to avoid pushing consumers to the black market.
Only a small minority of patients surveyed said they did not find cannabis to be an effective treatment for pain.