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Government weed is more similar to hemp than dispensary-sold cannabis, which could soon be studied by scientists

Government weed is more similar to hemp than dispensary-sold cannabis, which could soon be studied by scientists

Bethan Rose Jenkins, Cannabis News Writer/Editorial November 12, 2021

A new study suggests that a cultivation site at the University of Mississippi – which has been certified by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to grow research-grade cannabis for the last few...

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/dea-rescheduling-the-drea_b_11819632

Study: Illegal cannabis seizures have ‘decreased dramatically’ amid rise of state-legalization

Bethan Rose Jenkins, Cannabis News Writer/Editorial October 30, 2021

According to a study conducted by a leading cannabis surveyor for the federal U.S. government, state-level legalization has further dented the Drug Enforcement Administration’s (DEA) opportunities to...

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Senate approves bill to permit research into dispensary-sourced weed

Bethan Rose Jenkins, Cannabis News Writer/Editorial August 15, 2021

On Tuesday, August 10, the U.S. Senate approved an expansive infrastructure bill containing provisions that will enable researchers to study the specific composition of cannabis being consumed from state-legal...

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/dea-rescheduling-the-drea_b_11819632

DEA to permit additional research of cannabis, but obstacles remain

Bethan Rose Jenkins, Cannabis News Writer/Editorial June 15, 2021

The road to studying cannabis in the United States has not been without its speed bumps. However, efforts to simplify the process of cannabis research are progressing, mainly due to the Drug Enforcement...

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/dea-rescheduling-the-drea_b_11819632

DEA plans to start issuing cannabis cultivation licenses in early 2021

Bethan Rose Jenkins, Cannabis News Writer/Editorial January 14, 2021

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is set to begin distributing licenses among cannabis research applicants who wish to grow the plant for investigative purposes.  Scientists and researchers...

DOJ Memo says Trump Admin may permit research into cannabis products

DOJ Memo says Trump Admin may permit research into cannabis products

Bethan Rose Jenkins, Cannabis News Writer/Editorial May 26, 2020

Congress is being prompted to take administrative action and broaden its research into cannabis' therapeutic effects. The case has emerged following a “secret” Justice Department document that was...

https://www.medicaljane.com/2017/01/01/who-takes-first-steps-to-reclassify-medical-cannabis-under-international-law/

United Nations Drug Committee says cannabis is a “relatively safe drug”

Bethan Rose Jenkins, Cannabis News Writer/Editorial June 23, 2018

Cannabis has been described as a “relatively safe drug” by the World Health Organization in the first-ever meeting to review the drug’s safety. Members of the United Nations Drug Committee noted...

https://www.weednews.co/full-text-of-massachusetts-question-4-2016-marijuana-legalization-initiative/

Massachusetts could become the next global leader in cannabis research

Bethan Rose Jenkins, Cannabis News Writer/Editorial May 26, 2018

Is Massachusetts on track to become a pioneer in cannabis research? As a national leader in fields such as health care, life sciences and biotech, “The Bay State” stands a good chance at dominating...

A new bill could completely change cannabis research

A new bill could completely change cannabis research

September 20, 2017

Thor Benson / Cannabis News Box Contributor If anyone knows how hard it is to study the medicinal benefits of cannabis, it’s Dr. Sue Sisley. Sisley is a physician who has worked with veterans for...

More evidence shows CBD could address opioid abuse

More evidence shows CBD could address opioid abuse

Logan Lowrey-Rasmussen August 15, 2017

University of Mississippi researchers found more evidence where cannabidiol, or CBD, could be a powerful tool in addressing the problem of opioid abuse and addiction. The study included the use of morphine...

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