Month: December 2023 (Page 6)

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A Republican lawmaker in New Hampshire has prefiled legislation for the coming session that would legalize three psychedelic substances—psilocybin, LSD and mescaline—for therapeutic use with a healthcare provider’s recommendation. The bill, HB 1693, from Rep. Kevin Verville, would create a regulated psychedelics system for registered patients, with alternative treatment centersContinue Reading

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Are you eager to embark on a journey of establishing your own legal cannabis business, yet feel uncertain about where to begin or how to achieve success? Look no further. Acclaimed author JM Balbuena has your back. In her debut book, The Successful Canna-Preneur: The Practical Guide To Thrive InContinue Reading

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Congress marijuana survey; FL 280E bill; WI medical cannabis; Feds & kratom; NJ grants; Study: Legalization boosts college basketball recruitment Subscribe to receive Marijuana Moment’s newsletter in your inbox every weekday morning. It’s the best way to make sure you know which cannabis stories are shaping the day. (function() { window.mc4wpContinue Reading

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The kids are alright. Weed isn’t making people crazy. Terpenes aren’t all that. And more. The post The 7 most important cannabis research studies of 2023 appeared first on Leafly. Read More: The 7 most important cannabis research studies of 2023Continue Reading

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Wisconsin’s top Republican senator says there’s “potentially” a path to pass a medical marijuana bill in the 2024 session—but it’d have to be strictly limited, likely in a way that would face opposition from Democrats, including the governor who is renewing his call to enact a comprehensive recreational legalization law.Continue Reading

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A top federal health official and a former White House drug czar were among the featured speakers at a recent kratom-focused congressional briefing, laying out research priorities for the plant and broadly promoting alternative approaches to drug criminalization. Last week’s event, organized by the American Kratom Association (AKA), was meantContinue Reading