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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG-TV9) - Companies applied to be able to sell medical marijuana at locations in 11 cities across Iowa. Cedar Rapids mayor voiced support to put one of those
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Across the country, American Indian and Native Alaskan people die from unintentional drug poisoning at almost twice the rate of the overall population. In California, a new state program is hoping to solve
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It also would not allow products with more than 3 percent of THC, the chemical that makes recreational marijuana users high. The law, passed last spring, marked a significant expansion over
With a vote on a new bill this week in the Knesset, Israel could soon decriminalize - Written by: Norris Garman
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(OSBORNE) -- The latest edition of the Journal Pediatrics says the number of children hospitalized for opioid overdoses has almost doubled since 2004. Even worse, more than 40 percent of the
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Demi Lovato[1] did not enjoy the 2016 Met Gala[2], and she’s blaming an unnamed celebrity for making the experience “terrible.”
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“This one celebrity was a complete bitch[3] and was miserable- Written by: Norris Garman
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Curious what the buzz is about marijuana stocks? Look no further than the 33% sales growth in legal weed sales for North America in 2017, according to data from ArcView Market
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One reason for the shortage of providers is that doctors must take eight hours of training to prescribe the medication and apply for a waiver from the Drug Enforcement Administration, because the medicine
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Three of Gov. Phil Murphy's cabinet nominees easily won approval from a state Senate committee Thursday, including the new health commissioner who pledged to improve the state's notoriously restrictive medicinal marijuana
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Jim Neely, R-Cameron, introduced a bill, HB 1554, in the General Assembly that would legalize marijuana for terminally-ill patients. A previous iteration of the bill that would have legalized access to