Ohio: Medical cannabis can be allowed for anxiety and autism
In June a four person medical board panel in Ohio will recommend some additions to the list of legal medical cannabis. Anxiety and autism spectrum disorder are the newcomers.
In June a four person medical board panel in Ohio will recommend some additions to the list of legal medical cannabis. Anxiety and autism spectrum disorder are the newcomers.
Cannabidiol or CBD is currently being used in many various products, for example in order to bring pain relief. Now a startup company named Daye is introducing tampons with CBD for that very purpose. Daye has discreetly managed to rise 5,5 M USD and is backed by former Spotify Marketing Director Sophia Bendz among others.
A new Spanish study has found that with all the relevant co-variables taken into account, there is no association between cannabis consumption and psychotic experiences in 1588 adolescents.
A former student from both universities have donated 9M USD to his alma maters- 4,5M to each of them- for cannabis research. The donor is the well known cannabis investor Charles R Broderick. Both MIT and Harvard assures that their research will not be affected by this fact.
According to a new American study cannabis can give MS patients considerable ease regarding symptoms and pain conditions.
The breweries in US have long thought cannabis to be the worst threat against their profits. They have even invested large sums of money in it to secure themselves. Now it turns out that cannabis most likely isn’t the bad guy in this scenario, but social media is.
One of the arguments of the legalization movement is (and has been) that it would kill the black cannabis market off This has not happened at all, mainly due to slow regulation and high legal prices.
There is one issue that almost every one of the Democratic candidates for the presidency of 2020 agrees on; removing cannabis from the federal list of controlled substances!
A recently published scientific study, “Joints for joints”, has, in somewhat cautious terms, stated that “cannabis could be an appropriate treatment for RA (rheumatoid arthritis).
The Dallas County district attorney John Creuzot announced Thursday that first-time marijuana misdemeanors no longer will be prosecuted. Also there will be eradication of old cases of misdemeanors that took place before he got into office.