Adding New Qualifying Conditions for Medical Cannabis: Page 6

Louisiana Launches First Medical Cannabis Sales, Florida Lawmaker Introduces Decriminalization Bill: Week in Review

Medical cannabis products went on sale for the first time in Louisiana Aug. 6.

Iowa Medical Cannabidiol Board Approves Chronic Pain as Condition, Delays PTSD Decision

Iowa's Medical Cannabidiol Board held its first meeting Friday since Governor Kim Reynolds vetoed a bill that would have expanded the program.

Colorado Looks to Medical Marijuana to Ease Opioid Crisis

Colorado is the third state after New York and Illinois to allow doctors to recommend medical marijuana for any condition for which they would prescribe an opioid.

Big Changes Coming to N.J.’s Medical Marijuana Program as Gov. Murphy Signs Expansion Bill

The new law will likely add dozens of medical marijuana providers, greatly increasing capacity from the six providers currently operating.

Cannabis Policy Reform in Delaware: This Year’s Wins and Losses

As the legislative session came to a close June 30, lawmakers approved expansions to the state’s medical marijuana program, while an adult-use legalization bill stalled.

NJ Gov. Phil Murphy Slates Medical Marijuana Bill Signing

Gov. Phil Murphy said he will sign a measure on July 2 to dramatically expand the state’s medical marijuana program.

Delaware Medical Marijuana Bills Propose Using Drug to Treat Anxiety, Letting Users Grow Own

As the legislative session winds down, two last-minute bills would expand medical marijuana users' rights.

5 New Conditions Added to Connecticut Medical Marijuana Program

The program now has more than 33,000 patients and 1,111 prescribing physicians.

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