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.
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Thailand intends to decriminalise cannabis — a move that will make it the first Southeast Asian country to do so.
Over the past year the entire world has faced unprecedented times as a global pandemic has spread to infect every nation on Earth. The speed at which it traversed the globe, hitting country after country, has detrimentally affected every one of us on this little rock of ours
A new report launched yesterday argues for “inevitable” cannabis reform in the UK, as advocates and campaigners are joining forces to combat social injustice surrounding the substance.
Cannabis compounds prevented the virus that causes Covid-19 from penetrating healthy human cells, according to a laboratory study published in the Journal of Nature Products.
Track and field star Sha’Carri Richardson’s medal-winning hopes were dashed when she tested positive for THC, the main intoxicating compound found in marijuana, disqualifying her from the Tokyo Olympics with a one-month suspension.
The London mayor denies reports he is moving to “decriminalise” drugs in the capital, but a pilot scheme would see 18 to 24-year-olds caught with a “small amount” of cannabis avoid arrest and instead be offered courses on the dangers of drug use.
At the start of next month the previously postponed Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) elections will take place across England and Wales.
“Congress should remove cannabis from the list of Schedule 1,”