By Margaret Jackson for MJBizDaily Americans for Safe Access (ASA), a medical marijuana advocacy group based in Washington DC, advises businesses to “develop and enforce policies for checking all doors and windows before opening and after closing.”In its recently released “Robbery...
Read moreBy Kyle Jaeger for Marijuana Moment The proposal has been endorsed by mainstream medical organizations like American Academy of Pediatrics, American Medical Association, American Psychological Association and American Society of Addiction Medicine, as well as pro-legalization groups such as Americans...
Read moreBy Justin Engel and Riley Murdock for Michigan Live “It was just completely inappropriate. It was a slap in the face to the patients and caregivers of Birch Run and the audience members there at the meeting.” - Jenny Lindemann, Americans...
Read moreBy Sven Hosford for Natural Awakenings Pittsburgh According to [Debbie] Churgai, “Pennsylvania did well on patient rights and civil protections, with an 80 out of 100 score, which is pretty good compared to a lot of other states. And program...
Read moreBy Terrie Best for OB Rag In this era of social justice most non-profits who advocate for marginalized people began to look for the most vulnerable within the marginalized people they serve.Illness societies would find their most in need are...
Read moreBy Sanford Nowlin for the San Antonio Current Earlier this year, Texas was one of 13 U.S. states and territories to land a failing grade on national medical cannabis advocacy group Americans for Safe Access' 2021 report card. Chief among the state's...
Read moreBy Glenda Tyson for lohud In its annual report on the status of medical cannabis programs across the U.S., Americans for Safe Access, the nation’s largest cannabis patient organization, gave New York a D rating — barely a passing grade, due to especially low in...
Read moreBy Maureen Meehan for Benzinga While Texas lawmakers did approve a slight expansion of the state’s medical marijuana program during the previous session, the rules remain among the most restrictive in the nation. Earlier this year, advocacy group Americans for...
Read moreBy Sophie Wells for Westword The state's biggest setback in the latest report card was the implementation of House Bill 21-1317, which ASA government affairs director Abbey Roudebush calls the "single biggest rollback of a state medical cannabis program that we have ever...
Read moreBy Sanford Nowlin for the San Antonio Current While Texas lawmakers did approve an expansion of the state's medical marijuana program during the previous session, the rules remain among the most restrictive in the nation. Earlier this year, advocacy group Americans...
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