Marijuana Use In Canada For Recreational Purpose Will Soon Get The Legal Permission

Medicine & Technology Apr 14, 2017

A new legislation in Canada will soon legalize the use of marijuana for the recreational purpose.

Uruguay First Country to Legalize Selling Marijuana in Pharmacies Starting July 2017

Apr 10, 2017

Uruguay was reported to be the first country to legalize selling marijuana over the counter.

Cannabis-Possible Cure Of Alzheimer’s & Dementia, Depends If Lawmakers Would Allow

Mar 19, 2017

Amidst the controversy on the legalization of medical cannabis, the use of the herb is still proven by studies in curing Alzheimer’s and dementia.

Marijuana Content That Makes Users Paranoid

Feb 28, 2017

Marijuana then causes these cannabinoid receptors in almost all regions of the brains to be activated. When this happens, the person may feel too much fear and anxiety even if there is nothing to b feared of.

Georgia Lawmakers Tweaks Medical Marijuana Program

Feb 22, 2017

Georgia congressmen have decided to change some part of the medical marijuana program.

Marijuana Regulators In Alaska Rejected Consumption At Retail Pot Stores

Feb 06, 2017

The consumption of purchased marijuana in authorized stores was rejected by Alaska. How will these issue affect the tourism, cannabis consumers, and business owners?

Survey: Teenagers Are More Likely To Smoke Marijuana Than Cigarette

Dec 23, 2015

A recent survey shows that teenagers these days are more likely to smoke marijuana rather than cigarettes.

More Teens Are Using E-Cigarettes For Pot -- Study

Sep 08, 2015

A new study found that increasing numbers of teens are 'vaping' pot.

Medical Marijuana Shops To Be Regulated Despite Legality

Aug 24, 2015

Consequences of implementation on the legalization of medical marijuana on major cities in Canada.

Not So Sweet—‘Spice’ Use Skyrockets and Poison Control Points to Many Recent Deaths

Apr 25, 2015

A potent new drug has hit the city streets nationwide and medical officials are finding that the backlash is anything but sugary sweet. The new street drug, popularly known as “Spice”, are synthetic substances mimicking the effects of marijuana but with far more lethal consequences. As police officers nationwide are cracking down and finding more of the synthetic “Spice” on the streets, medical officials and health agencies are also seeing an increase in life-threatening cases involving the drug, and they think that this Spring could be the apex of the killer drug.