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NIDA Releases Request for Information on THC Dosing Standards

The National Institute of Drug Abuse has issued a request for comments on establishing and implementing a standard unit of dosage for THC in order to improve cannabis research efforts.

Massachusetts Allows Medical Cannabis Dispensaries to Offer Curbside Pickup During Coronavirus Outbreak

Gov. Charlie Baker has deemed medical cannabis businesses essential, allowing them to remain open.

DEA Takes Steps to Approve Cannabis Cultivation Applications, States Issue New Rules for Industry Amid COVID-19 Concerns: Week in Review

The Drug Enforcement Administration has issued a notice of proposed rulemaking to amend its regulations in an effort to approve pending applications for licenses that allow entities to grow cannabis for research purposes.

Canadian Cannabis Firms Brace for COVID-19, Potential Fallout

Canadian cannabis companies implement work-from-home protocols as an already tough capital market tightens up even more.

Massachusetts Reinforces Support for the Medical Necessity Model

The Bay State orders stop to all new non-medical cannabis cultivation activity.

Utah Patients Can Now Access Medical Cannabis with Recommendation Letters from Medical Providers

A new law took effect March 25 that expands how patients can access the state’s medical cannabis program.

COVID-19 May Delay the Launch of Maine’s Adult-Use Cannabis Market

While the state planned to open the market in June, a memo from the Office of Marijuana Policy states this timing could conflict with social distancing guidelines.

Colorado Attorney Discusses ‘New Normal’ in Cannabis Industry

Colorado has temporarily allowed curbside pickup, and Marijuana Enforcement Division offices are closed.

Coronavirus and Cannabis: Assessing the Current Challenges and Long-Term Impacts for the Industry

Joseph Bedwick, co-chair of Cozen O’Connor’s Cannabis Industry Team, outlines some of the broader trends he’s seeing in the market, the frequently asked questions from his clients and what the industry might look like at the end of the global pandemic.

In Midst of Coronavirus Outbreak, Cannabis Businesses Are Declared ‘Essential’

A growing number of municipalities implementing quarantine measures are placing cannabis dispensaries along the same lines as grocery stores, pharmacies and police stations, allowing them to remain open.

Oregon Marijuana Retail Licensees Allowed to Provide Curbside Delivery

The temporary rule aligns with the governor's executive order to promote social distancing.

Nevada Governor Orders All Cannabis Dispensaries to Close Storefronts Amid Coronavirus Outbreak, Although Deliveries Will Be Allowed

Dispensaries were ordered to shut down by midnight on March 20.

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