medical marijuana
Marijuana delivery to your home could be reality under new Colorado legislation
A bill introduced this week in the Colorado Senate, SB 192, would open the door for home-delivered recreational and medical marijuana in the state.
Document on marijuana health risks no longer listed DEA website
A document that put the DEA under fire for disseminating misinformation about marijuana’s health effects has disappeared from the agency’s website.
Colorado sold $1.3 billion worth of marijuana in 2016
In 2016, Colorado’s dispensaries bagged $1.3 billion in recreational and medical cannabis sales. To compare, Year One of the recreational era totaled $699.2 million and Year Two jumped up to $996.2 million. The trend should continue in Year Four, but beyond that? It’s a murkier proposition.
How Congress is getting serious about cannabis amid White House uncertainty
Members of a newly formed bipartisan —Cannabis Caucus— are aiming to develop a united front to further congressional action on marijuana.
DEA pulls certificates for two Colorado doctors in medical marijuana controversy
The federal Drug Enforcement Administration has pulled the medicine-prescribing certificates of two Colorado doctors, after those physicians had their state licenses suspended in Colorado over medical marijuana recommendations.
Will Colorado Add PTSD to List of Qualifying Conditions?
Hoban Law Group Heads to Senate State Affairs Today Will Colorado Add PTSD to List of Qualifying Conditions for Medical Marijuana Treatment? (Denver, CO) – Hoban Law Group is excited to announce that the SB17-17 Post-traumatic Stress Bill, to add Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Acute Stress Disorder to the list of qualifying conditions for […]
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The new face of Wyoming marijuana reform may surprise you
Wyoming’s relationship with weed could be a key theme in 2017.
Colorado’s future doctors support medical marijuana but aren’t sure about recommending it
Colorado medical students are in favor of marijuana legalization but less certain about whether they will recommend cannabis to patients once they become doctors, according to the results of a new survey published this week.
Massive marijuana research report details knowledge base with eye on future
As marijuana legalization becomes entrenched across America, what is known about the plant’s health benefits and adverse effects is rapidly gaining urgency.
No change in Colorado teens’ marijuana use before and after legalization, study finds
Recreational marijuana legalization had no impact on how many Colorado teens use pot or on whether they think it is dangerous, but that could be because years of medical marijuana sales had already brought about changes in those measures, according to a new study.