Cannabis News

New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu (R) has given final approval to a measure adding generalized anxiety to the state’s list of qualifying conditions for medical cannabis, the New Hampshire Bulletin reports. This new condition will take effect on September 10, 2024, providing more residents access to medical cannabis for their treatment needs. This addition follows

A new poll finds that more Americans smoke marijuana daily than drink alcohol every day, with alcohol drinkers more likely to say they would benefit from limiting their use than marijuana consumers are. The YouGov survey, conducted from June 7-10, 2024, polled 1,116 U.S. adults. It found that while lifetime and monthly alcohol drinking among

The University of California in Los Angeles (UCLA) is set to create a rooftop garden designed for psychedelic-assisted therapy sessions, according to a report from UCLA Health. This innovative proposal aims to transform the eighth floor of the university’s Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior into a “living laboratory,” says Dr. Helena Hansen, MD,

The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals ruled that women with state-issued medical cannabis cards who consume cannabis while pregnant cannot be prosecuted for child neglect, The Frontier reports. The landmark decision came in the case of Amanda Aguilar, who faced felony child neglect charges in 2020 after her son tested positive for cannabis at birth.