A recent federally funded study, conducted by researchers from the University of Colorado, Colorado State University, and the University of Haifa, sheds light on the sleep-enhancing properties of cannabis for individuals managing anxiety. Published in the journal Drug and Alcohol Review, the study analyzed the subjective sleep quality of 347 participants who reported using cannabis …
Minnesota’s Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) has embarked on a groundbreaking pilot program to assess the effectiveness of a saliva-based roadside cannabis impairment test, according to a report by FOX 9. The innovative test is designed to screen for six different compounds, including cannabis and opioids, with a particular emphasis on detecting recent usage within …
The latest Gallup poll unveiled an unprecedented level of support for cannabis legalization among U.S. adults, surpassing 70% and marking a substantial increase from the previous three years’ record of 68%. The survey, released on November 8, indicated that only 28% of respondents opposed the reforms, with 1% expressing uncertainty. Notably, in 1969, when Gallup …
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The University of Mississippi has unveiled a cutting-edge online graduate program focused on medical cannabis and dietary supplements. Leveraging the expertise of the School of Pharmacy’s National Center for Natural Products Research and the recently established National Center for Cannabis Research and Education, the program marks a significant stride in advancing education in these evolving …
In a recent poll conducted by Stockton University, it was revealed that a majority of New Jersey adults, about 57%, often or sometimes encounter the smell of cannabis in public spaces. Among the respondents, 28% reported frequently smelling cannabis, while another 29% said they encountered the odor on occasion. Conversely, 32% of those surveyed claimed …
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The Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission (AMCC) recently approved new rules to reset the state’s license application process, marking the third such reset. Under these revised rules, existing applications will be reevaluated, and applicants will now have an opportunity to make a public presentation to the commission, explaining why they should be granted a license. This …
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Recent studies have unveiled intriguing insights into the potential relationship between cannabis use and COVID-19 outcomes. The latest findings, published in the CHEST Journal, suggest that cannabis consumers who contract COVID-19 experience reduced mortality and improved overall health compared to non-consumers. Using data from the National Inpatient Sample Database, the study, titled “Exploring the Relationship …
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New Jersey is making significant strides in promoting social equity and removing barriers to entry in the cannabis industry. The state recently announced a groundbreaking $12 million grant program aimed at supporting licensed cannabis operators and fostering social equity within the burgeoning industry. This initiative represents a significant milestone in the ongoing effort to address …
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The American Nurses Association (ANA) has officially recognized cannabis nursing as a specialty practice, highlighting the importance of nurses specializing in the therapeutic use of cannabis. With over 5 million members, the ANA represents the interests of nurses across the United States. This recognition follows the American Cannabis Nurses Association’s (ACNA) identification of cannabis nursing …
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A recent study published in JAMA Pediatrics indicates that 18.8% of online cannabis retailers do not implement age verification, raising concerns about youth access to cannabis products. The research examined 80 online sellers, revealing that 84% offered nontraceable payment methods, potentially enabling minors to make purchases discreetly. Additionally, 28% of these sellers provided an out-of-state …
