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California Governor Signs Law Allowing Medical Cannabis on School Campuses

Legislation signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom allows schools to decide whether parents can administer medical cannabis to their children on school property.

ACLU Sues Pennsylvania County Over Medical Cannabis Policy

The organization’s Pennsylvania chapter has filed a lawsuit against Lebanon County over a rule that bars people on probation from using medical marijuana.

Australia’s Government Invests $3 Million in Medical Cannabis Research

The federal government will provide the funds to investigate how cannabis can help cancer patients.

Responding to the Recent U.S. Surgeon General Cannabis Advisory

The language—and the evidence—we use to describe cannabis is important to the industry's success.

Connecticut’s Medical Cannabis Board Accepts Two New Qualifying Conditions

The board recommended adding chronic pain and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, which now await a final vote by the General Assembly’s Regulations Review Committee.

Colorado’s New Medical Cannabis Rules Take Effect in November

The Board of Health has approved the regulations, which become official in six weeks.

Judge Orders New Mexico Regulators to Let Non-Residents Into State’s Medical Cannabis Program

Ultra Health Chief Marketing Officer Marissa Novel says the ruling reflects the state’s broader acceptance of cannabis as the equivalent of any other pharmaceutical medication.

Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission Approves New Medical Cannabis Regulations

Under the new rules, medical dispensaries must write a plan for their financial hardship programs into their licensing applications to be considered during the licensing process.

South Dakota Kicks Off Petition Drive to Legalize Cannabis

South Dakotans for Better Marijuana Laws has launched an effort to pass two marijuana reform ballot initiatives in South Dakota next year.

Wisconsin Lawmakers Introduce Legislation to Legalize Medical Cannabis

Sens. Jon Erpenbach and Patrick Testin and Rep. Chris Taylor introduced the bipartisan bill Sept. 20.

Ohio’s Medical Cannabis Is Too Expensive and Inconvenient, According to a Patient Survey

The state’s medical marijuana cardholders provided insights in a survey conducted by Ohio State University’s Drug Enforcement Policy Center and an advocacy group called Harm Reduction Ohio.

New Hampshire Might Allow Medical Cannabis Businesses to Transition to For-Profit Business Model

Gov. Chris Sununu vetoed a bill that would have eliminated the non-profit requirement for businesses, but lawmakers have a chance to override that veto Sept. 18.

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