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U.S. Congressman Dana Rohrabacher has admitted that he has started using medical marijuana to assist with his arthritis pain, making him ...
May, 2016
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27 May
Study Finds Teen Marijuana Use Down 24% in United States
Marijuana is legal in some form in almost half of the United States, and many Americans expected adolescent marijuana use to ...
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26 May
New Vaporizer is Being Called the “Keurig for Marijuana”
Boston-based startup CannaKorp has developed a vaporizer called the CannaCloud that is being dubbed as the “Keurig for marijuana” because of ...
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25 May
MassRoots Gets Rejected by NASDAQ Stock Market
MassRoots, a marijuana industry company, requested to trade shares on the NASDAQ exchange. The Denver-based startup had high hopes of becoming ...
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22 May
New Bill Lets VA Doctors Recommend Medical Marijuana to Vets
Congress has given veterans the right to discuss medical marijuana use as a treatment option with Veterans Affairs doctors in states ...
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20 May
CO Governor Changes Stance and Now Supports Legalization
Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper heavily criticized legalizing recreational marijuana in Colorado but now concedes that the industry is working. Although he ...
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19 May
Study Shows Marijuana Taxes Would Generate $28 Billion
An independent think tank called The Tax Foundation recently conducted a study to assess how much tax revenue the federal government and states ...
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18 May
City to Use $1.5M in Marijuana Tax Revenue to Help Homeless
In an effort to assist the increasing homeless population in Aurora, Colorado, the city has decided to allocate $1.5 million in ...
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16 May
NFL Player Donates $80,000 For Medical Marijuana Research
NFL player Eugene Monroe has openly advocated for NFL players to be able to use medical marijuana in lieu of opioid ...
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16 May
Poll: 80% of Florida Voters Support Medical Marijuana Legalization
A recent poll by Quinnipiac University reveals that 80 percent of Florida voters support medical marijuana legalization. Only 16 percent of ...