France’s Ministry of Health Approves Cannabis-Based Sativex Medicine
France’s ministry of health announced Thursday that it has approved Sativex, a cannabis-based mouth spray produced by GW pharmaceutricals. Sativex will be available in
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France’s ministry of health announced Thursday that it has approved Sativex, a cannabis-based mouth spray produced by GW pharmaceutricals. Sativex will be available in
Leaf Science reports a study that found a hormone released when THC is used also inhibits THC receptors, explaining why marijuana users never overdose.
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of January 8, 2014.
CNN reports Alaska's Campaign to Regulate Marijuana submitted 45,000 signatures in support of a measure to legalize marijuana.
A new poll was released Monday showing increased support for allowing medical marijuana in West Virginia.
Fusion examines the media's tendency to refer to the fact that marijuana is less dangerous than alcohol as some unproven claim by legalization proponents.
Though Andrew Cuomo’s plan for medical cannabis legalization is a step in the right direction, it isn’t enough to get New Yorkers the treatment they need
Canadian medical cannabis patient and cannabis writer Mamakind is on a hunger strike, fighting for her right to use a vaporizer in the hospital.
The Raw Story covers Jon Stewart putting prohibitionist cable news anchors in their place for their hypocrisy on legalization.
The Guardian reports the rising popularity of cooking with cannabis among popular chefs.
Washington officials have received over 2,600 applications from pot growers, which is a concern because of a set limit on the amount of space for growing.
On January 6th, Bill O'Reilly shared with Fox News cohorts Juan Williams and Mary Katharine Ham that apparently the ones getting arrested for cannabis are "only dealers, Juan.
The Daily Beast reports a Colorado case that may finally protect employees from being fired for off-job, legal pot use.
The majority of Americans support legalization, but almost half of people still believe that marijuana is harmful and/or a gateway drug.
A CNN/ORC International survey released Monday has a solid majority of Americans supporting the legalization of marijuana. The CNN poll results are similar to an October Gallup Poll
New Jersey's third dispensary opened its doors to a limited number of patients Friday.
Just days after the first legal marijuana sales took place in Colorado, Maryland Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr.announced that he would support legislation
High Times magazine launched a private equity fund for cannabusinesses, hoping to raise $100 million over the next 2 years to invest in the industry.