A growing number of conventional companies are making the decision to branch out, and grab a piece of the cannabis market.
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Moderate- or high-quality evidence supports the use of marijuana for some medical conditions, but not for others, according to a fresh review of past research.
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Two NJ lawmakers introduce a bill requiring school boards to set policies for mmj use in statewide schools.
A long-standing bureaucratic obstacle to privately-funded medical marijuana research has just been removed, effective immediately.
Edibles could emerge as a multimillion-dollar food industry in the northwestern U.S. in the next few years
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Local prosecutors across the state are looking for ways to keep minor marijuana cases out of court.
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As pot laws liberalize, cannabis capitalists eye opportunities for business—and to upend stereotypes. But can white-collar workers handle it, man?
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Medical marijuana dispensary workers in Humboldt County, Calif., scramble to stay knowledgeable and up-to-date about their rapidly-changing industry
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A Salem medical marijuana dispensary is the first to receive permission to sell marijuana - after obtaining a temporary waiver from the state's strict testing guidelines.
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A look at Colorado’s only pot-themed FM radio station, which made its debut June 1
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The man behind Reditus Labs wants to become a destination employer for a lot more than COVID testing
Delaware Gov. Jack Markell signed a bill decriminalizing marijuana Thursday night, making Delaware the twentieth state to end jail time for possession of small amounts of the drug.
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Exhibitors at cannabis expo in New York City 'play the game' when it comes to displaying their wares
ATLANTA -- A few hours before Georgia’s medical cannabis registry opened Tuesday morning, the legislator who created it cursed the federal prohibition that makes it necessary.
South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley warns that non-Indians would still be breaking the law if they consume pot on the reservation.
