Articles tagged with "nida"

It’s not. Here’s how a federal agency and the New York Times warped data to hype a nonexistent trend among young adults.

Goodbye, Mississippi ditch weed. Hello, real-world high-quality cannabis.

Yes, it was. So why has the agency delayed applications? Sue Sisley demands an answer, and the courts agree with her.

Consumers who began after age 21 exhibited the same connectivity as non-consumers.

Federal applications to grow cannabis for research purposes have languished as Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ Justice Department fails to act on them.

Yes, what you’re looking at is, technically speaking, cannabis.

“Marijuana has no currently accepted medical use in treatment in the United States,” the DEA said in its decision.

Oakland wants to be the cannabis capital of California, Obama cuts short 58 prisoners’ sentences, and Jamaica adopts initial regulations to launch the ganja industry.

Ohio’s medical cannabis bill finds an unlikely ally, MassRoots wants to be on NASDAQ, and “Britain’s most charming drug smuggler” dies.

The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) recently revised a publication on medical marijuana with details pertaining to cannabinoids’ therapeutic properties – and one of the benefits they mention is tumor reduction.