A proposed bill from Democratic Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ) would mandate drug testing for special government employees—specifically targeting Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) appointees. This move raises serious questions about the fairness and relevance of drug testing in a time when cannabis legalization is expanding across the U.S. In this post, …
As the legal cannabis and hemp industries continue to grow, so does awareness of the health and safety risks faced by workers. A new federal spotlight is raising concerns over how cannabis cultivation and processing can expose employees to allergens and other workplace hazards. It’s time to talk openly about protecting the people behind the …
Behind the Bud: Cannabis Workers Face Health Risks—Here’s What We Need to Know Read More »
A growing body of research is showing that cannabis may be a safe and effective option for managing pain in college athletes. Recent findings reveal that student-athletes in the NCAA are turning to cannabis to help with injuries, recovery, and overall wellness. As attitudes shift and new policies emerge, the role of cannabis in sports …
Can Cannabis Help College Athletes Manage Pain? New Research Says Yes! Read More »
Despite growing public support for cannabis legalization and access, the New Hampshire Senate Judiciary Committee recently voted to kill three major cannabis reform bills—including proposals to legalize adult-use cannabis, allow home cultivation for medical patients, and expand hemp-derived cannabinoid use. This move puts New Hampshire further behind its New England neighbors and has left advocates …
America’s largest bank, JPMorgan Chase, just gave a major signal to the cannabis industry. CEO Jamie Dimon said the bank would likely work with cannabis companies—but only if federal marijuana laws are reformed. This statement could be a game-changer for cannabis businesses across the country. In this post, we’ll explain what that means, why it …
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A new study is shining light on the relationship between psychedelics and headache relief. People who’ve used substances like psilocybin (magic mushrooms) and LSD were found to be 25% less likely to experience frequent, severe headaches. This blog breaks down what that means, how psychedelics interact with the brain, and what’s next for medical research. Could Psychedelics …
Do Psychedelics Help with Headaches? New Study Says Yes—By 25% Read More »
As the cannabis industry continues to grow, so does its environmental footprint. But a groundbreaking new study shows that a simple shift in how we grow could make all the difference. By moving from indoor to outdoor cannabis cultivation, the industry could cut its greenhouse gas emissions by up to 76%. In this blog, we explore what …
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As medical cannabis research grows, more studies are exploring how CBD—one of the main compounds in cannabis—might help people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). This blog takes a closer look at new findings, what they mean for families, and what’s next in this exciting area of medical cannabis research. Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Autism …
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The New Hampshire House of Representatives has recently passed significant legislation aimed at reforming the state’s approach to cannabis and psilocybin. These measures include the legalization of marijuana, the decriminalization of psilocybin, and the expansion of the state’s medical cannabis program. Marijuana Legalization The House approved a bill to legalize marijuana for adult use. If …
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In November 2024, Nebraska voters approved two significant measures: one legalizing medical cannabis and another establishing the Nebraska Medical Cannabis Commission to oversee its regulation. These initiatives marked a pivotal moment for patients seeking alternative treatments and set the stage for legislative action to implement the new laws. The Nebraska Legislature’s General Affairs Committee is …
