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Apr 30, 2017
An Ohio State University research placed an indirect link between the proliferation of property crimes and the existence of legal marijuana shops. The result indicates an increased rate in adjacent communities.
A recent study finds that adults are more inclined to take illegal drugs in the states where medical marijuana is legal.
With pending signature from Governor Doug Burgum, the approval of the North Dakota Medical Marijuana Law has uplifted the hopes of individuals with neurological illnesses in the states. This is in the hopes that regulated marijuana use can improve their state.
Georgia congressmen have decided to change some part of the medical marijuana program.
The Vice-mayor of the city says that because of the ordinance, as many as five or six medical marijuana dispensaries may be built in the business and industrial districts of the area.
Toledo, Ohio voted yes on the decriminalization of marijuana
Consequences of implementation on the legalization of medical marijuana on major cities in Canada.
According to reports, several health systems In the state of Illinois have decided to say no to medical marijuana.
According to researchers, in a group of children and young adults with the most severe forms of epilepsy, a liquid form of marijuana known as cannabidiol reduced seizures by more than 50% without the expected high from the drug.
Georgia governor Nathan Deal will sign a bill legalizing the use of medical marijuana after the Georgia House overwhelmingly passed the bill. This makes Georgia the latest in a long line of states to legalize the drug for medical use. At the same time, the latest bill presented at the federal level has been killed in committee.
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