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Bring on the Cannabis cafes, our nation needs them Image Cannabis News May 29, 2024 Marijuana’s Mainstream Moment: New Study Highlights Shift in Daily Consumption Trends. More Americans now consume marijuana on a daily basis than drink alcohol every day, according to a recent study. That’s welcome news for anContinue Reading

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Kowloon partners with Cannabis beverage brand to make a Mai Tai seltzer Image Cannabis News May 29, 2024 The seltzer will be available starting June 1. LEVIA, a cannabis beverage brand based in Massachusetts, is partnering with Kowloon Restaurant to debut a limited-edition seltzer, AYR Wellness, LEVIA’s parent company, announcedContinue Reading

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Architects Show Off ‘Hempcrete’ Studio Image Cannabis News May 29, 2024 British Architects Pioneer Hempcrete Studio as Sustainable Building Model. A pair of British architects are using their own studio as a proof-of-concept in their commitment to sustainable building practices. Kate Nicklin and Graham Mateer, the directors of Commonbond Architects,Continue Reading

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Marijuana Reclassification Impacts Bank Servicing of Businesses Image Cannabis News May 29, 2024 DOJ’s Marijuana Rescheduling Proposal Leaves Key Issues Unresolved for Financial Institutions. The Department of Justice’s move to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug, on which it began formal proceedings on May 16, won’t legalize state-level adultContinue Reading

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New industry-backed research into the potential anti-anxiety effects of cannabidiol found that an oral CBD solution effectively treated mild to moderate anxiety, as well as associated depression and poor sleep quality, with no serious adverse events observed. “Our findings indicate that administering 300-600 mg of nanodispersible CBD oral solution forContinue Reading

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U.S. Drug Policy Director Discusses Impact of Cannabis Rescheduling Image Cannabis News May 29, 2024 Federal Cannabis Rescheduling: Progress Amid Misconceptions. Dr. Rahul Gupta comments on the promising progress so far, as well as a misleading statement that rescheduling would have an impact on racial disparities. The Office of NationalContinue Reading