Month: September 2017 (Page 5)

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Earlier this month, internationally renowned neurologist and psychopharmacologist Ethan Russo joined forces with Americans for Safe Access to address the surprising history of cannabis and opioids, highlighting the efficacy of mitigating the problems of opioids with cannabis. The post 6 Takeaways From Dr. Ethan Russo’s ‘Cannabis: An Unconventional Solution toContinue Reading

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Pro dispensary designer Megan Stone shares her top 10 tips for cannabis store design, from the front door to leaving the store. The post Interior Designer Megan Stone’s 10 Best Dispensary Design Tips appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Interior Designer Megan Stone’s 10 Best Dispensary Design TipsContinue Reading

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This week, Dante Jordan gets cultural with a little bit of cannabis and a whole lot of art, visiting his city’s art museum for some elevated inspiration. The post Art Museums: Are They Worth the High? appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Art Museums: Are They Worth theContinue Reading

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A second college in Ohio has put its name on the list to test medical marijuana. Central State University – a historically black college in Wilberforce, Ohio – has joined Hocking College in Nelsonville in applying for a permit to test cannabis for the state’s developing program, according to radioContinue Reading

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Chai (“High”) Havdalah is the brainchild of Catherine Goldberg, who spent 10 years envisioning a celebration blending Jewish culture and cannabis. The post Chai Havdalah: Blending Jewish Religious Customs and Cannabis Culture appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Chai Havdalah: Blending Jewish Religious Customs and Cannabis CultureContinue Reading

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In a first for Pennsylvania, a marijuana cultivation and dispensary business has launched a cannabis marketing campaign. Cresco Yeltrah – which is affiliated with Illinois-based Cresco Health – is spending roughly $500,000 on billboards, magazine and newspaper advertisements as well as a social media campaign, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported. The campaignContinue Reading