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Want cheap weed? Don't go to North Dakota, where you'll pay nearly $400 an ounce. You're far better off in Orgeon where the going rate is just $204.
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A new study finds the use of birth control pills is associated with significantly lower cortical thickness in certain brain structures believed to be important in the response to emotional stimuli.
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Many probiotic supplements contain small amounts of gluten, but whether such traces are harmful for people who can't eat gluten is still unknown, a new study finds.
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The country's rapidly growing marijuana industry has a tax problem.
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Psychiatric drugs lead to the deaths of over 500,000 people aged 65 and over annually in the West, a Danish scientist says. He warns the benefits of these drugs are "minimal," and have been vastly overstated.
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A warming climate could boost the medicinal and psychoactive properties of plants including cannabis, that according to experts.
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Money was pouring into Bruce Nassau's five Colorado marijuana shops when his accountant called with the bad news:
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Scientists have long struggled with how to slow the spread of brain diseases such as Alzheimer's, Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and Parkinson's.
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Due in part to the absurd illegality of common plants such as marijuana and magic mushrooms, the ascendency of big pharmaceutical industries, sanctioned by governments throughout the world, has lead to an incredible number of people now medicating th
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Italy's military is strangely responsible for growing the country's first medical marijuana crop. Colonel Antonio Medica, the director of the facility where the marijuana is being grown, told Italian daily Corriere della Sera that the crop is "
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12 News' Brahm Resnik moderated an hourlong debate Wednesday night on legalizing marijuana. This is unedited video of the debate at ASU's downtown campus. (4/29/2015) KPNX
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All industries are latent with politics. The agriculture, food, and medicine industries, along with the associated policies and government agencies, are no different.
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Meth has overtaken heroin as the most widely used drug in Asia's most populous country – and it could pose an even greater threat.
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Congress simply refuses to give in on the issue of allowing American veterans safe access to medical marijuana.
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It's 2025, and you just had had a brain operation. You need a painkiller. Bad. You go to the cabinet in the bathroom, but not for a bottle of pills. Instead, you open the cabinet and pick up a tiny remote control. You press a button, and the LED
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In Glossip v Gross justice Elena Kagan cites uncertainty that midazolam puts inmates under enough to avoid feeling sudden infliction of pain from other drugs
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Paul Armentano is the Deputy Director of NORML and the NORML Foundation. He has reviewed and commented upon thousands of academic studies and white papers pertinent to cannabis use and its impact on behavior.
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The same creators of "Grandmas Smoking Weed For The First Time" have released another epic video, this time featuring three cops.
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My wife recently went to see her doctor for a checkup. A blood test showed that her cholesterol, the calculated low-density lipoprotein one, was elevated.
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A crowdfunding campaign for a brain imaging study closed Monday after raising almost $80,000 toward a unique goal: the first functional magnetic resonance images of the brain on LSD.
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When recreational cannabis consumption was legalized last year, pot tourists began streaming into Seattle. Then things got sticky.
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There are several reasons why the medical cartel is too big to fail: the enormous amount of money at stake; its aim to control populations.
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Marijuana-themed products are smoking hot
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Hey you, yes you, Smokey Joe over there with your dime bag or your "medical" marijuana card.
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A handful of individual drug experiences are known to millions.
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Last week Monsanto announced that it had patented the first genetically modified strain of marijuana. This news has far-reaching consequences for drugs policy, since cannabis is still an illegal substance
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As some US states and municipalities relax restrictions on marijuana use, many employers find themselves caught between old rules – like zero-tolerance policies – and new laws
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Excess is out, efficiency is in. Welcome to the world of nootropics.
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A day before a scheduled vet appointment to euthanize her dog, Wendy Mansfield decided to try one last resort to alleviate the chronic pain of her 15-year-old labrador mix: cookies from a marijuana dispensary made specifically for ailing dogs.
