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Every year in April, Jiang Xingquan sets aside part of his farm in northern China to grow cannabis. 

Two banking pioneers during Russia’s chaotic lurch toward capitalism a quarter century ago think they’ve finally found another emerging market that can give them the same buzz.

Prime Minister Dean Barrow and Belize’s federal government have introduced a piece of legislation that, if passed, would remove criminal consequences for anyone caught with 10 grams of marijuana or less.

Vince Cable says the Liberal Democrats will keep pushing for the legalisation of cannabis.

Several creams and oils made using cannabidiol (CBD) are being publicized at the America Expoweed 2017 cannabis fair in Mexico City, at the same time that the Mexican government – for the first time – is providing treatment using cannabis-based products to 11 patients with serious illnesses such as epilepsy and cancer.

There are millions of people worldwide with chronic diseases and other medical conditions whose lives could be improved with better access to medical cannabis.

Cannabis Testing Market is driven by government initiatives, growing awareness about drug testing, growing legalization of cannabis use in many regions.

Canada’s elite athletes are smoking, eating and investing in marijuana. Is a toke before stepping to the start line far off?

Because Israel has been providing medical marijuana products to Israeli patients for over a decade, its researchers have accumulated vast clinical experience along with substantial knowledge in developing strains, breeding methods and extraction, as well as maintaining quality control.

For one South African mother, cannabis was an illegal drug to warn her son about when he became a teenager: today, she uses it to treat his rare medical condition.

Australian drug regulators have granted what is believed to be the first licence to manufacture and supply medical cannabis in WA.

The legal sale of marijuana has picked up momentum this year not only in the U.S. but also in some Latin American countries.

Visitors to Switzerland are usually attracted by the promise of picturesque chalets and mountain hikes. But now they could have another, more unlikely, reason to pay a visit: cannabis.