, New Zealand Herald A cannabis folk remedy has been resurrected by scientists who found that active ingredients in the drug reduce allergic reactions.
Read moreElizabeth Coe, The Capital (MD) Barry Considine has lived with nearly constant pain for almost 10 years, and his condition is getting worse.
Read more, KSDK TV San Diego Some California teens are giving a new meaning to "high" school.Students are finding easy access to medical marijuana cards and presenting those cards to school authorities as a legitimate excuse for getting high.
Read more, Associated Press AZUSA, Calif. -- The city is poised to join several others across California in banning medical marijuana dispensaries.The City Council planned to vote Tuesday on an ordinance designed to prohibit the so-called "pot clubs." Officials approved the...
Read moreTommi Nieminen, HELSINGIN SANOMAT The apartment is nothing like a dingy drug den; no yellowed posters of hemp leaves, the Grateful Dead, or Haile Selassie adorn the walls. A wall clock just ticks on one of them. Aulis...
Read moreShayla Ashmore, Lassen News (CA) The medical marijuana identification card program will be back before the Lassen County Board of Supervisors sometime after Jan. 1 due to a San Diego County Superior Court ruling that counties must follow the state’s...
Read moreAssociated Press, WOOD TV8 (MI) Charles Snyder III says his rare disorder, nail patella syndrome, sometimes leaves him in so much pain he'd nearly be bedridden without pain medication -- such as marijuana.
Read moreEliot Kleinberg, Palm Beach Post On Monday, Irvin Rosenfeld started his 25th year of smoking nearly a dozen joints a day. Getting busted is the least of his problems. His more than 200 bone tumors were supposed to continue to...
Read morePhil Hayworth, Tracy Press (CA) “Sally” describes herself as a 50-year-old professional in the education field who uses marijuana to relax back muscles that often get so tense that she can’t sleep. Her doctor recently prescribed marijuana for the tension,...
Read moreK Kaufmann and Marie McCain, The Desert Sun A medical marijuana-laced “tip” left for an employee at Palm Springs’ Spa Resort & Casino in September ended with a search-and-seizure raid on a Palm Springs medical marijuana dispensary on Wednesday.
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