Researchers from Jeonbuk National University have developed a novel cannabidiol (CBD) delivery system that may significantly improve treatment outcomes for inflammatory oral diseases such as gingivitis and periodontitis, according to a study published in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences.
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Study Finds CBD May Support Bone Formation, Strength, and Healing Through Multiple Biological Pathways
A new review published in Biomedicines is adding to the growing body of research suggesting that cannabidiol (CBD) could play a meaningful role in bone health. Conducted by researchers from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, the scoping review examined 24 original studies exploring how CBD affects bone-related outcomes across a range of experimental models.
Virginia House Committee Unanimously Advances Bill to Update Medical Marijuana Labels and Allow Home Delivery
Virginia’s House General Laws Committee voted 21 to 0 today to advance HB 391, a proposal to revise medical cannabis product labeling requirements and explicitly allowing home delivery to registered patients. The committee approved the bill the same day it voted 19 to 2 to advance a proposal that would legalize recreational cannabis sales.
Study: Full-Spectrum CBD Extract Reduced Meth Relapse-Like Behavior Better than CBD Alone
A study published by the journal Progress in Neuro-Psychopharmacology and Biological Psychiatry found that a full-spectrum CBD extract reduced relapse-like methamphetamine seeking and meth-triggered hyperactivity in an animal model better than CBD alone.
South Dakota Bill Would Allow Police to Arrest Medical Marijuana Patients Who Don’t Present Card on Demand, Hearing Set for January 29
A proposal filed by 17 Republican lawmakers in South Dakota would change how medical marijuana patients interact with law enforcement, requiring cardholders to immediately provide their registry identification card upon request or risk arrest.
Washington Bill Would Raise Marijuana License Fees and Tie Future Increases to Inflation
Legislation introduced in the Washington House would raise the annual license fees paid by marijuana producers, processors, and retailers, while also creating an automatic mechanism to increase those fees every year based on inflation.
Liberty Justice Center Files U.S. Supreme Court Brief Arguing Marijuana Users Cannot Be Disarmed Without Proof of Danger
A new amicus brief filed with the U.S. Supreme Court argues that the federal government cannot categorically strip marijuana users of their Second Amendment rights without first showing that they pose a genuine danger to others.
Virginia Committee Votes 19 to 2 to Legalize Recreational Cannabis Sales, Drastically Increase Possession Limit
Legislation to create a regulated recreational marijuana market in Virginia (House Bill 642) was given approval today by the House General Laws Committee in an overwhelming 19 to 2 vote. The bill would also increase the possession limit from 1 ounce to 2.5
West Virginia Bill Would Legalize Recreational Marijuana, Let Counties Decide on Sales
A bill introduced in the West Virginia Senate would legalize the personal use and possession of marijuana for adults while allowing each county to decide whether commercial sales and manufacturing are allowed within its borders.
Utah Bill Would Expand Medical Marijuana Program, Add Purchase Fee and Allow Telehealth Recommendations
A measure introduced yesterday in the Utah House would make a series of changes to the state’s medical marijuana program, including creating a new fee on medical marijuana purchases, expanding the kinds of products that can be treated as “medical marijuana,” and allowing recommending providers to issue recommendations through virtual visits.
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