Efforts for Expedited Process to Get Medical Marijuana Lauded in Nevada
- LEGALITIES, MEDICAL MARIJUANA, NEWS
- June 22, 2016
Kentucky is set to broaden the scope of its medical marijuana program by introducing new qualifying health conditions. This significant move, as reported by MJ Biz Daily, marks a pivotal step in the state’s journey towards more inclusive medical cannabis policies. Governor Andy Beshear’s administration is actively working to ensure that more patients with diverse
READ MOREIn a landmark clinical trial, researchers have unveiled promising results for treating Tourette syndrome with medicinal cannabis. The study, led by Dr. Philip Mosley of the Wesley Research Institute and QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute, in collaboration with the University of Sydney’s Lambert Initiative for Cannabinoid Therapeutics, marks a significant stride in understanding the therapeutic
READ MOREAlabama is gearing up for a significant development in its medical marijuana program. According to a recent report by AL.com, the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission has finalized plans for the distribution of medical marijuana. The state has granted licenses to companies that will operate in 37 locations across 21 cities. This move marks a pivotal
READ MOREIn a groundbreaking move, Georgia recently became the first U.S. state to permit pharmacies to sell medical marijuana. However, this progressive step is now facing a significant hurdle. The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has issued warnings to nearly 120 pharmacies that have applied to dispense medical marijuana, citing federal laws that still classify marijuana as
READ MOREIn Virginia, the medical marijuana market is grappling with a significant challenge: soaring prices. A recent report by WRIC highlights how these high costs are impacting patients who rely on medical cannabis for their health needs. The steep prices are not only burdening patients but also raising concerns about the sustainability of the market itself.
READ MOREIn a landmark decision, a Commonwealth Court judge in Pennsylvania has ordered the state’s health department to release information about medical marijuana certifications issued by individual doctors. This ruling concludes an open records dispute where the department sued Spotlight PA to keep this information secret. The released data is expected to provide insights into potential
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