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Thousands of veterans interested in marijuana for pain management face fear and uncertainty trying to access the substance for medical reasons even as a growing number of Americans face expanding access. Already, 33 states and the District of Columbia have legalized medical marijuana, and 11 states and DC have gone one step further legalizing recreational

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Seniors at a retirement community in Orange County, California have set up their own medical marijuana collective. The participants say using the legal cannabis helps them cope with their ailments. (June 8)

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More older Americans are using medical marijuana for chronic pain and depression, but there’s is concern about other medications that may interact.

Researchers in Israel believe a medical marijuana extract could help reduce the disruptive behavior of children with autism.

Florida is setting limits on how much marijuana you can consume a day, how much your doctor can prescribe you at one time, and how often they can do it. The Florida Department of Health issued a new emergency rule which took effect Monday that applies to how much medical marijuana a person can have

The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency has given a “thumbs up” to the legalization of medical marijuana in the country, but the Dangerous Drug Board said its position would be determined by its counterparts in the health sector. | 🎥 : Senate of the Philippines Read more: https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1672019/pdea-thumbs-up-on-legalizing-medical-marijuana-ddb-defers-to-health-experts-position Visit us at https://www.inquirer.net Facebook: https://facebook.com/inquirerdotnet Twitter: https://twitter.com/inquirerdotnet

It may seem counter-intuitive to use one drug to battle addiction to another, but come experts thing it may work. CBS2’s Dr. Max Gomez reports.

Two loving moms from different worlds but with shared experiences, both only asking that all medical options be on the table, as their children cope with life on the autism spectrum.

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CBS4’s Karli Barnett looked at the facts and learned the process of accessing medical marijuana.

There are now 700,000 medical marijuana patients in the state of Florida. That’s more than twice as many as there were at the beginning of the pandemic. While pot proponents might cheer that statistic, critics say it’s starting to remind them of the old pill mill days in Florida with too many doctors writing too

When legs ache, some Mexican grandmothers rub them with marijuana-infused alcohol. They are aware the homemade remedy defies the country’s cannabis ban, but families in Mexico have used the concoction to treat ailments for a very long time, handing it down the generations.

Italy’s lone medical marijuana facility is controlled by the military, which officials say helps prevent patients from buying it on the black market. However, the government’s yield can’t keep up with an increasing demand, creating a shortages for cancer patients and others who need treatment. NewsHour Weekend Special Correspondent Christopher Livesay reports.

CBS News medical contributor Dr. Holly Phillips explains why 75% of Americans in a recent survey think that medical marijuana should be made legal nationwide, and what the science shows about its effectiveness and risks.

Michigan’s Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs has approved 11 new medical conditions that will be eligible for treatment under the state’s medical marijuana law.

The AFC Urgent Care in Pinellas Park is buzzing, now with two physicians who can legally prescribe medical marijuana. They’re the first AFC clinic in the country to get on board, and they say, you may not know other doctors offices can charge you to get qualified for a medical marijuana script.

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The medical marijuana bill could allow South Carolinians with debilitating medical conditions to get prescription cannabis.

On Monday people were among the first patients in Minnesota to legally buy flower cannabis. Subscribe to FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClwddNv0Cr6SIEGkzVK886w?sub_confirmation=1 Watch FOX 9 Live: https://www.fox9.com/live FOX 9 is your source for breaking news, live events, investigations, politics, entertainment, business news and local stories from Minneapolis-St. Paul, the greater Twin Cities metro, Greater Minnesota,

As questions linger on how Florida will implement Amendment 2 and regulate the medical marijuana industry, we’re giving you a behind-the-scenes look at how one state-approved company is growing and harvesting the crop for medical use. ◂ The ABC Action News app brings you the latest trusted news and information. ABC Action News is Taking

The parents of 16-year-old medical marijuana patient Genny Barbour have brought a lawsuit requesting that she be allowed to take her noontime dose while at school. The cannabis oil she takes has controlled her seizures for the first time since she was three months old, according to her Roger and Lora Barbour. (Video by John

As Virginia’s marijuana laws loosen, will employers still penalize workers if they use medical cannabis? That’s the issue activists and lawmakers are trying to get ahead of.

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https://news.umich.edu/many-users-prefer-medical-marijuana-over-prescription-drugs/ As more states legalize cannabis consumption, many more people will likely use medical marijuana as a supplement to or substitution for prescription drugs, says a University of Michigan researcher.

Attitudes towards the healing potential of pot are changing. First on “CBS This Morning,” a new survey from Prevention magazine found that 75 percent of Americans think medical marijuana should be legal. Thirty-five percent would be “extreme” or very likely to use medical pot if advised by a doctor. CBS News medical contributor Dr. Holly

Some experts say Texas is catching up to more progressive states now that patients battling PTSD or cancer can be prescribed medical cannabis.

Americans may be able to legally smoke marijuana for their health in nearly half the country, but that doesn’t mean they’re safe from the long arm of the federal law. MarketWatch’s Jim Jelter discusses five things medical marijuana won’t tell you. (Photo: Getty Images) Click here to subscribe to our channel: ‪http://bit.ly/14Q81Xy‬ Visit us on