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How a woman-led biotech firm is advancing cannabis medicine
Millions of women around the world live with an incurable and poorly treated condition, and many are turning to cannabis products for relief – despite inconsistent results and the risk…
News November 10
Showdown over tribal cannabis brewing in Nebraska amid slow MMJ rollout
The Omaha Tribe of Nebraska and state officials are quarreling over who gets to say who can buy cannabis on tribal land.
News November 7
Study: Cannabis retail means more marijuana, less alcohol use
Living closer to cannabis retail stores is associated with higher cannabis use and less heavy alcohol consumption.
News November 7
The real Farm Bill bait and switch: Dangerous ‘dope, not rope’
The hemp-derived THC public health crisis created by the Farm Bill must be halted by Congress.
News November 7
Big Alcohol asks Congress to ban hemp-derived THC – for now
One Big Alcohol lobby is asking Congress to ban hemp-derived THC, while another lobby representing wholesalers wants to keep the status quo.
News November 6
Oklahoma adult-use marijuana legalization bid fails
An Oklahoma marijuana legalization effort failed earlier this week, organizers said.
News November 6
Hundreds of permits, billions in sales expected in Virginia adult-use marijuana market
With Virginia Gov.-elect Abigail Spanberger's promise to launch adult-use cannabis sales, the legal industry is awaiting its biggest new opportunity in years.
News November 6
Virginia voters signal adult-use cannabis market launch, but bans pass elsewhere
The election of Democratic candidate Abigail Spanberger as Virginia's next governor is good news for the cannabis industry.
News November 5
Cannabis MSO Trulieve escapes ‘debt tsunami’ with $368 million payoff
Trulieve Cannabis Corp. will pay off $368 million in outstanding debt before the loan’s 2026 due date.
News November 5
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