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Voters in conservative Utah have decided to join the growing number of states legalizing medical marijuana and expanding Medicaid to cover tens of thousands more low-income residents — two issues that had long stalled out with conservative state lawmakers. Utah will be on the list of more than 30 states allowing patients legal access to… Continue Reading
Coca-Cola is “closely watching” the market for drinks infused with cannabidiol, the chemical in marijuana believed to relieve pain and anxiety. Noting the space for cannabidiol-based drinks is “evolving quickly,” the company stressed that the ingredient doesn’t produce the high that comes from another cannabis-derived chemical known as THC. “The space is evolving quickly. No… Continue Reading
One of the biggest selling points of the cannabis industry has been a variety of strains that give the user a unique buzz that caters to his or her specific needs.. There are strains for people who want to maintain a more functional high, and others for those looking to relax at the end of… Continue Reading
According to scientists at the University of Montreal, adolescents who begin using marijuana regularly may suffer lasting repercussions in their thinking ability. The study followed over 3,800 adolescents from 31 Montreal-area schools over four years. The teens, who started participating in the study when they were 13, agreed to provide annual reports of how frequently… Continue Reading
Health care worker Katelin Noffsinger told a potential employer that she took medical marijuana to deal with the effects of a car accident, but when a drug test came back positive, the nursing home rescinded her job offer anyway. A federal judge last month ruled that the nursing home, which had cited federal laws against… Continue Reading
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