Curing cancer with Cannabidiol?
- CANNABIS OIL, NEWS
- April 24, 2013

Rumors circulating in May 2026 suggested the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) had updated its rules to allow medical marijuana in both carry-on and checked luggage. However, a Snopes investigation found the claim to be misleading. While the TSA did revise its website in April, removing some references to federal cannabis laws, the agency confirmed its policy
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Louisiana lawmakers have approved a bill that would permit certain terminally ill patients to use medical marijuana within healthcare facilities, sending the measure to Governor Jeff Landry for final consideration. Senate Bill 270 passed the House 54–44 after previously clearing the Senate with strong support. The proposal applies to patients diagnosed with terminal and irreversible
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Georgia’s tightly controlled medical marijuana program is poised for a major expansion after Gov. Brian Kemp signed Senate Bill 220 into law, with changes taking effect July 1. The measure removes previous caps on THC levels in medical cannabis products and will allow additional forms, including flower and vape cartridges, to be sold to registered
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CBD gummies are rapidly emerging as a popular wellness product, offering a discreet and easy way to consume cannabidiol. Derived from hemp and free from psychoactive effects, these chewable supplements are commonly used to support sleep, stress relief, and recovery. Low-dose CBD products are available over the counter, provided they meet strict standards, including zero
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Indiana State Sen. Mike Bohacek is preparing 2027 legislation that would legalize medical marijuana, citing shifting federal policy and growing openness from Gov. Mike Braun. The proposal follows the Trump administration’s move to reclassify state-licensed medical marijuana as a less-restricted Schedule III drug, a change that recognizes its medical use under federal law. Bohacek’s measure
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The Trump administration’s decision to reclassify medical marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III could quietly remake the Midwest cannabis landscape, even as prohibition holds firm in states like Wisconsin. The federal move leaves recreational marijuana untouched but opens the door for medical operators to access tax deductions, federal credits, and mainstream banking services that
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