Mississippi Medical Marijuana Licensing Set to Start by June
Days after Mississippi became the 37th state to legalize medical marijuana, the state Health Department said Friday it is working to develop its part of the program.
Israeli desert town aims to be medical ‘cannabis capital’
In Israel’s Negev desert, far from the skyscrapers of Tel Aviv, the town of Yeruham hopes to cultivate an international reputation as the country’s medical cannabis technology powerhouse.
Women of Weed World: Irene Villanueva, By Sharon Letts
Irene Villanueva, Post-Harvest Director, The Source, Nevada: Breaking through the grass ceiling of the corporate grow op.
Mississippi governor signs law allowing medical marijuana
Mississippi is legalizing medical marijuana for people with debilitating conditions such as cancer, AIDS and sickle cell disease.
Cannabis could hold key to preventing neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s
Cannabis could hold the key to preventing neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s, according to new research.
POLAND: LEGISLATIVE REFORM IS LACKING FOR ONE OF EUROPE’S LARGEST MEDICAL CANNABIS MARKETS
Newly released data show that Poland is home to over 9,261 patients legally accessing medical cannabis, making it one of the largest such populations in Europe.
Fences and Fees, High Cost Disables Zimbabwe’s Local Cannabis Entrepreneurs
In 2018, Zimbabwe became the second country in Africa to legalize the production of cannabis, but strict rules and high fees have allowed liberal neighbors like Lesotho to outshine her.
Number of medicinal cannabis prescriptions spikes in Queensland
Queensland has seen a huge hike in medicinal cannabis prescriptions, with demand tripling that of states like NSW since legalisation was passed.
Europeans choosing cannabis over ecstasy
Cannabis consumption increased and ecstasy consumption decreased between March and April 2021, when restrictions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic were in force, reveals a new online survey.
‘Weed Nuns’ praise study that claims cannabis may help fight Covid and say science is ‘catching up with ancient wisdom’
THE Sisters of the Valley, a group of self-ordained “weed nuns,” have rejoiced over the findings of a new study that suggests cannabis may help prevent infections of Covid-19.