A pilot training project has exposed alarming deficiencies in police understanding of medical cannabis regulations, with 88 per cent of officers knowing little or nothing about the 2018 law change that legalised cannabis prescribing – leading to wrongful arrests and medication confiscation from legally prescribed patients.
Patients prescribed medicinal cannabis in Australia showed improvements in their quality of life, fatigue and sleep disturbance over a... read more
SciPhy Systems set out to manufacture the largest automated hydrocarbon extractor on the market. While saving operators up to 80%... read more
Every year I plant herbs, vegetables and, oftentimes, a couple of female cannabis plants alongside my house Near the end... read more
Cannabis-based medicines improved pain, sleep, anxiety and quality of life in 497 fibromyalgia patients over 18 months, according to new... read more
Medical cannabis is once again under attack, as headlines scream that the treatment does “more harm than good”. But the... read more
A growing number of studies find that cannabis has clear benefits for pain relief, but then refuse to recommend it... read more
The United States has come a long way since California’s legalization of medical cannabis in 1996. In 2012, Colorado and... read more
A comprehensive survey of 1,450 chronic pain patients found that 86% reported moderate to significant pain improvement after using medical... read more
Mallory Martinez is a sales manager for Artizen Cannabis. But she’s really got her eyes on her boss’s job. “I hope... read more
