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As of October 2016, a pound of marijuana in Colorado cost around $2,500. But the price per pound now averages between $1,400 ...
September, 2016
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2 September
Federal Court Upholds Ban on Gun Sales to Marijuana Patients
Although each state is permitted to legalize marijuana use, medical marijuana cardholders aren’t permitted to own a gun for personal protection ...
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1 September
Ohio Establishing Rules for Medical Marijuana Program
It is taking the State of Ohio Board of Pharmacy and Department of Commerce some time to establish rules and standards ...
August, 2016
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30 August
Study: Marijuana Decreases Employee Absenteeism
A new study published in the Health Economics journal found that “respondents were 8% less likely to report being absent from ...
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30 August
Doctors and Govt Have Very Opposing Views on Marijuana
Stanford Hospital physician, Nathaniel P. Morris, says that there are differences in the way that doctors view marijuana and the way ...
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24 August
New DEA Policy Helps Marijuana Research, But Hurdles Remain
The recent debate surrounding the DEA rescheduling marijuana will at least lead to more research becoming possible. Research on specific cannabinoids, ...
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23 August
UFC Fighter Nate Diaz Vapes CBD After Loss at UFC 202
Following a tough loss over the weekend at UFC 202, UFC fighter Nate Diaz won the hearts of medical marijuana advocates ...
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22 August
Nashville Ordinance to Decriminalize Marijuana Possession
A new ordinance introduced in Nashville, Tennessee, would decriminalize possession of small amounts of marijuana. The current penalties for possession in ...
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19 August
Hillary Clinton Campaign Says It Will Reschedule Marijuana
The DEA decided against rescheduling or descheduling marijuana last week, so it will remain on the Controlled Substances Act as a ...
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18 August
One Ohio Town Is Welcoming Medical Marijuana Businesses with Open Arms
The town of Johnstown Village in Ohio is welcoming marijuana businesses with open arms. Several communities in Ohio have already banned ...