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Advancing Cannabinoid Research in Australia

Pioneering researchers are developing cannabinoid formulations to help doctors and patients control their dosing, as well as help researchers better study the drug in clinical trials.

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Monopoly on FDA-approved Cannabis May Hold Back Parkinson's Drug Development

GB Sciences are looking for international suppliers that produce minor cannabinoids and terpenes to ensure that it can expand testing beyond their planned, initial Phase 0 Trial.

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Texas Moving to Ban the Sale of All CBD Products

The Medical Cannabis Association of Texas is urging the Texas Department of State Health Services not to take action on their proposal to ban the sales of all CBD oil products sold in the state.

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Legalized Medical Cannabis Lowers Opioid Use

States that have approved medical cannabis laws saw a dramatic reduction in prescription opioid use.

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Industry Leader Says Sessions Has Given Cannabis Industry the Green Light

Sessions told students in a speech that Federal law enforcement lacks the resources to take on “routine cases” and will continue to only focus on gangs and larger conspiracies.

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Millions of Americans Continue to Buy Illicit Marijuana Online

Such online sales of marijuana are prohibited in the United States, even in states that have legalized or partially legalized the drug.

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Colorado Cannabis Workers Are Happy, but Need Better Safety Training

Occupational health researchers at Colorado State University are drawing attention to worker safety and satisfaction in a young industry still finding its feet: legal cannabis.

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UK Cannabis Potency Study Highlights Failings of the War on Drugs

The dominance of high THC, low CBD cannabis strains indicates how criminalisation and a lack of regulation steer the black market.

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Marijuana in Maine: Will retail sales ever be legal?

In 2016, Maine voters approved Question 1, the Marijuana Legalization Act, which made cannabis legal to possess and use. Retailers, according to the act, needed to wait to sell cannabis-based products, and the retailers are still waiting.

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