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Category: MMJ

  • David Stern calls for NBA changes to cannabis rules

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  • Researchers Send Pot to Space to Study Effects

    A cannabis experiment of galactic proportions took place over Phoenix, Arizona, in a daring and unusual feat in an effort to answer the age-old question: What happens when you send cannabis into space?

    Herban Planet teamed up with Scottsdale cannabis dispensary Level Up for a foray into the unknown, according to Leafly. The group packaged up one pound of top-quality Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookies to send into the upper stratosphere.

    Enlisting the services of Sent Into Space, a company that specializes in—you guessed it—sending stuff into space, Herban Planet worked with Sent Into Space co-founder Dr. Chris Rose, Ph.D., to ensure that all proper measures were in place for the experiment to be a success.

    Read the full story.

  • NY medical cannabis program not meeting projected revenues

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  • Insurance does not cover medical marijuana

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  • Cannabis is Happiness

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  • Queens of the Stoned Age

    Jessica Assaf and Snoop Dogg co-created Queens of the Stoned Age for the weed lifestyle and culture website Merry Jane. In the series, Assaf, who created Cannabis Feminist, hosts a panel of weed-consuming women. According to the reports, they will consume cannabis and talk about a variety of different topics in a casual, relaxed environment.

    https://www.greenrushdaily.com/this-new-cannabis-show-focuses-exclusively-on-women-who-love-weed/
  • ‘Mum, Cannabis and Me’: A Moving Documentary Debuts in New Zealand

    ‘Mum, Cannabis and Me’: A Moving Documentary Debuts in New Zealand

    A medical student is set to add new perspective to the medicinal cannabis debate in New Zealand by sharing her terminally ill mother’s “heart-breaking” secret use of it in a new documentary. The 30-minute film “Mum, Cannabis and Me” premieres tonight in Wellington.

    It is narrated by fifth year medical student Victoria Catherwood, who hopes the film will inspire fresh conversations about medical marijuana — a hot topic after cannabidiol (CBD) was removed from the Misuse of Drugs Act in New Zealand yesterday.

    “We hope to bring this discussion into the public domain to kind of let doctors feel less stigmatized about talking about it, and also to let patients have these doctors informed so that all these unnecessary harms can be minimized and any benefits can possibly be utilized.”

    Catherwood’s mother is terminally ill with breast cancer.

    Click here to see the preview.

  • Boost Your Endocannabinoid System Without Cannabis

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  • Cannabis Works Wonders for Arthritis

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  • Berkeley, CA is the first in the state to clean up its cannabis

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