To better understand why patient outcomes and state policies are often in conflict, we surveyed 603 medical cannabis patients who were treating neuropathy as a primary or secondary condition.
With the DEA reconsidering restrictions, we wanted to understand how a change in classification would affect consumers. And that starts with seeing which states are most interested in Delta 8.
Polling data from cannabis users makes an iron-clad case for more progressive, not more restrictive, policy if New York’s cannabis market is going to function in a safe, lawful way.
A January 6 opinion from Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry permits patients in the state to receive a medical marijuana recommendation via telemedicine.
Multiple states have introduced potency taxes on cannabis sales. So what does that mean and how will it affect medical marijuana patients?
Changes may be on the way for Oklahoma marijuana laws. 2022 has seen more than 80 bills filed concerning the medical market.
The Ohio Senate declined to consider a cannabis legalization measure. The fate of adult-use cannabis in the state is now up to organizers and voters.
California bill AB 2188 aims to end discrimination against employees who use cannabis outside of the workplace.
A Texas A&M study suggests that heavy marijuana consumption (4+ times per month) may lower the incidence of diabetes in women.
Ryan's Law requires healthcare facilities to allow terminally ill patients with a valid MMJ card or recommendation to consume medical cannabis on the premises.
