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Few Subjective Differences Between LSD and Psilocybin Trips, Study Finds

A new study published in the journal Neuropsychopharmacology provided results from one of the first modern clinical investigations of its…

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France Moves to Begin Cultivating Medical Cannabis

March 1 may not go down in history as a revolutionary date in France—like, say, the July standbys such as…

5 years ago

New Hampshire Poll Finds 74 Percent of Residents Approve of Legalization

Seventy-four percent of New Hampshire survey participants share that they support recreational cannabis legalization, and 68 percent approve of a…

5 years ago

NCAA Eases Rules, Testing for Cannabis Use Among College Athletes

The NCAA said last week that it is relaxing its policy for cannabis testing among collegiate athletes in the United…

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Medical Cannabis Tracking System Set to Launch in Oklahoma

Medical cannabis businesses in Oklahoma have about three months to get in line with the state’s “seed-to-sale” tracking system after…

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Maryland House Approves Legalization Bills

On Friday, Maryland’s House of Delegates approved two bills designed to legalize recreational marijuana. Under the measures, Maryland voters will…

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New Jersey Governor Says Adult-Use Pot Sales Could Start Soon

Democratic Governor Phil Murphy of New Jersey announced the imminent launch of the state’s regulated recreational cannabis market, saying retail…

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How Will the War in Ukraine Affect the European Cannabis Industry?

When Russian tanks rolled into the Ukraine last Thursday, perhaps the last thing on anyone’s mind was how the largest…

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South Dakota Lawmakers Advance Legalization Bill

A bill to legalize recreational pot for adults narrowly advanced in the South Dakota legislature last week, winning approval in…

5 years ago

European Commission Makes Two Big Steps on CBD Reform Front

Not all is doom and gloom on the cannabis front in Europe, no matter the frustrating red tape, delays, and…

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