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Around 2727 B.C., marijuana was used in China to treat major illnesses, specifically pain and nausea. But, between 2000 B.C. and ...
February, 2017
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1 February
Medical Marijuana Might Hinder New York’s Opioid Epidemic
New York is suffering a major opioid addiction crisis, and some believe that medical marijuana may be part of the solution ...
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1 February
Trendsetters: Extravagant Marijuana Dinner Parties for Groups
In Boulder, Colorado, adults can pay $199 for a marijuana pairing style dinner. It’s like a wine pairing dinner that replaces ...
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1 February
The 4 Best Marijuana Strains to Help with Migraines
Marijuana works faster than most pharmaceuticals when it comes to getting rid of a nagging and painful migraine. These strains are ...
January, 2017
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31 January
This Is the Real Reason Why Marijuana Makes Your Eyes Red
It’s common to notice that your eyes are red after using marijuana. There’s a perfectly logical explanation for it too – ...
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30 January
New York Dispensary to Begin Providing Discounts to Repeat Customers
New York medical marijuana patients pay some of the highest prices in the country for their medicine. Etain dispensaries are trying ...
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29 January
Trend Forecaster Foresees More Skin Care Products Containing Cannabis
The Future Laboratory, a trend forecaster, predicts that cannabis-derived ingredients will be the next big trend in beauty products around the ...
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27 January
New Medical Marijuana Inhaler Doses Remotely via Wi-Fi
The world’s most technologically advanced marijuana inhaler is being used in Israel. The first-of-its-kind device allows doctors to adjust or approve ...
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26 January
Colorado’s Marijuana Prices Are Dropping as Supply Increases
The marijuana supply in Colorado is keeping up with demand, which means that prices are decreasing. On average, wholesalers are looking ...
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25 January
New York Approves Adding 20 More Dispensaries Throughout the State
New York medical marijuana advocates and patient advocates have fought for months for expansions to the state’s program. Their voices have ...