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A new study published in the medical journal Frontiers in Public Health has found that consuming cannabis may help motivate users to exercise and improve their workouts.
Iowa farmers would be allowed to grow industrial hemp as a crop under legislation that Monday cleared the state Senate.
As Canada’s six-month anniversary of marijuana legalization day approaches, it’s clear that it's been a bit of a rocky road.
“Our constitution recognizes that marijuana is medicine, and if it is in our constitution then companies that provide health insurance to Florida patients should be covering it,” said the state's Agriculture Commissioner.
A common misconception about trademarks is that they are “names” that one can own after submitting an application for one.
Every consumer marketplace moves on the differences between men and women, and cannabis is no different.
More than 2,600 Tennessee farmers and businesses are licensed to grow hemp or CBD this spring — an increase of more than 1,100% in just one year.
Rite Aid will pilot the sale of CBD creams, lotions and lip balms at stores in Oregon and Washington, store officials announced Thursday.
“If people knew the healing power of cannabis, everyone would be growing it in their patios,” says a patient who has found relief from pain.
The Dutch government is to press ahead with experiments in regulated marijuana production involving 10 licenced growers, according to the detailed plans which were published on Thursday.
Residents can now grow cannabis for recreational use at home, but still have no way to legally buy or sell it.
Oregon is producing more weed than it can sell.
People diagnosed with Alzheimer’s face bleak prospects. There’s no cure, and no effective treatment for the symptoms that often accompany memory loss -- delusions, and even hallucinations, that can make patients agitated or aggressive.
Athletes For CARE -- or A4C for short -- was created by former professional athletes seeking to promote education, research and compassion around cannabis, hemp and other therapeutic alternatives for athletes and the general public.
Symptoms such as pain and nausea improved in cancer patients who took cannabis, according to new research that is part of Minnesota’s effort to address the information void about whether marijuana offers medical benefits.
Developers looking ahead to Maine's recreational marijuana market plan to invest $6 million to $7 million this year setting up the site.