An 8-Year-Old Girl Just Became Mexico’s First Medical Marijuana Patient
An eight-year-old girl nicknamed “Grace” is the first Mexican citizen allowed to use a cannabis-derived product for medical purposes, overcoming the country’s generally stiff official view on drugs. But Mexico’s government appeared to scramble to emphasize that the Tuesday decision to permit a cannabinoid to treat 8-year-old Graciela Elizalde did not mean that marijuana or […]
Hospitals gear up for medical cannabis
WILLMAR — Local hospitals are wrestling with one of the murkier aspects of Minnesota’s new medical cannabis law: how to appropriately handle the drug when it’s used by hospitalized patients. An amendment to the law, approved this year, provided some clarity by allowing health care facilities to dispense and manage the drug for patients who […]
Cannabis compliance: Why good books, solid security and great tech are key
The cannabis industry has come a long way. Four states and the District of Columbia have legalized marijuana, and voters in up to five more states might do the same next year. Plenty of businesses have launched to successfully sell (and legally, I might add) cannabis and extracts. Read more »
US College Students Using More Marijuana, Less Tobacco
Marijuana use among college students is on the rise in the United States. Studies of American college students show that daily marijuana use was more popular than cigarette smoking for the first time last year. Read more »