New laws will allow Victorian experts to run trials in which people using medicinal cannabis are tested while driving.
Insomniacs dreaming of obtaining marijuana in a pharmacy without a prescription to help them sleep will have to keep waiting,as several clinical trials have failed to prove its effectiveness.
More than 291,000 patients began medical cannabis treatment in Australia between January and June this year – up from just 3086 three years ago.
The US takes first major steps toward marijuana decriminalisation.
Growers say that tourists,not locals,are their primary target market – and now there is estimated to be more dispensaries in Thailand than in the United States.
Non-alcoholic beverages have cemented their position in the market. Now Heaps Normal’s CEO Andy Miller says it’s time to talk about cannabidiol,or CBD,products.
Dragonfly Biosciences wants to bring more of its cannabis-based products to local pharmacies.
Eidan Havas has been waiting on Pharmacy Council approval for Sydney’s first in-person cannabis dispensary since January. But as he waits,a rival has emerged.
Some time soon,I hope I might be able to blaze up without worrying about narcs in the shrubbery keen to make an example of a suburban matron.
Crossbench MPs will simultaneously introduce bills seeking to legalise cannabis for personal use in Victoria,NSW and Western Australia.
Almost 20 US states have made medicinal and/or recreational marijuana legal,but it’s made little difference to the injustices suffered by some.