Month: March 2018 (Page 27)

Too many doctors won’t discuss the issue, leaving women to research it on their own. Here’s a good place to start. The post Cannabis and Pregnancy: What Does the Science Say? appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Cannabis and Pregnancy: What Does the Science Say?Continue Reading

The process of working out implementing regulations for Peru’s new medical marijuana program is now officially in extra innings, extending beyond the 60-day window that opened with the signing of the law in November. Advocates are still watching to see whether homegrown will be permitted or just lab-grown and what constitutesContinue Reading

An outlaw industry goes legit. All of a sudden it seems everyone wants to know about cannabis. Cannabis for their aging parents, their cantankerous pets and for themselves. Funny, what a difference the word “Legal” can make in some people’s lives. Now that they know the state government has approvedContinue Reading

An Oregon-based photographer takes beautiful images of concentrate culture. When I ask Eugene-based photographer Wind Home to describe his work in three words, he thinks for a few moments, lightheartedly agonizing over the task, then laughs. “Love. Love. Love,” he chuckles. “Like my mom always used to say.” With aContinue Reading

The Pennsylvania medical marijuana industry is experiencing a shortage. Less than a month after opening, the Pennsylvania medical marijuana industry is basically out of pot. Dispensaries have been closing for days at a time as they wait for their allotment of the state’s limited inventory. Since sales kicked off aroundContinue Reading

To try to solve the tug-of-war, some people point to the Constitution’s supremacy clause. Legal scholars and policy experts say it’s not nearly that simple. The post When State and Federal Laws Conflict, Who Wins? appeared first on Leafly. Read More: When State and Federal Laws Conflict, WhoContinue Reading

A United Nations study brings back the surprise finding that the world’s biggest producer of legal cannabis is Great Britain. The answer to this seeming anomaly lies in one UK-based multinational corporation with industrial-scale grow operations for production of pharmaceuticals. Many observers of the industry were surprised by the findingsContinue Reading