Growing Number of Regressive Policies Could Hurt Consumers
Following promises of rescheduling, we're seeing anti-cannabis fervor creep into our state and federal legislation again.
Following promises of rescheduling, we're seeing anti-cannabis fervor creep into our state and federal legislation again.
Results from NuggMD.com's consumer poll measuring how inflation is affecting cannabis consumer spending.
The daily use of CBD and THCV helped participants of a recent study lose weight, according to a report on the research.
The use of medical cannabis by adults aged 50 and older was associated with significant improvements in quality of life.
Results from NuggMD.com's consumer poll gauging consumer interest in ordering cannabis for home delivery online or via a delivery app such as DoorDash.
71% of North Carolina voters support legalizing medical cannabis, according to a recent public opinion poll.
A Florida lawmaker filed legislation to add opioid dependence and addiction as qualifying conditions for medical cannabis.
Florida bill would add new qualifying medical conditions and waive registration fees for military veterans.
Medical cannabis is “more effective than prescription medications” for chronic pain, according to a recent study.
Cannabis legalization is associated with fewer filled prescriptions for opioid painkillers, according to a recent study.
A Hawaii House committee last week approved a bill to protect medical cannabis patients from discrimination on the job.
Results from NuggMD.com's consumer poll asking whether they plan on watching the Super Bowl (and, if so, who they want to win).
More American adults use cannabis to help them sleep than prescription sleep aids, according to the results of a recent survey.
More than half of cannabis consumers say they drink less alcohol or none at all after using cannabis, according to a NuggMD poll.
Results from NuggMD.com's consumer poll asking whether they trust the DEA to be an unbiased proponent for cannabis rescheduling.
The bills would legalize the possession, cultivation, and sale of small amounts of recreational cannabis.
Kentucky Gov. says residents should not be forced to choose between medical care and their Second Amendment rights.
Patients in states with medical and adult-use cannabis fill fewer prescriptions for anti-anxiety medications.