When people use cannabis for health reasons, it’s called medical use or medical marijuana. Keep in mind that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) hasn’t approved the cannabis plant to treat any ...

The lawsuit, which was filed in Lancaster County District Court, named five people, including Gov. Jim Pillen and Secretary ...

"We should be the new El Dorado of medical cannabis production," said agronomist Jose Martins as dozens of workers harvested marijuana in bright sunshine at a farm in southeastern Portugal.

She had also provided pictures and videos as evidence, showing dangerous conditions inside the plant: steam or smoke filling a room, water pouring from a wall near an electrical outlet ...

A company linked to Jay-Z burned through $575 million trying to sell pot in California. The pot brand seemingly isn't for ...

A WANGARTTA man placed a cannabis plant and a shotgun in plain view for police officers to seize as he invited them into his home, a court has heard. Representing himself at Wangaratta Magistrates’ ...

Regardless of where you live or the size of your outdoor space, it's essential to be mindful of your neighbor's plants and gardens. If you are dealing with a problem neighbor like the one who poured ...

A few perch on chairs or the fence on his porch, others meander through the Joe-Pye weed plants and a rooster ... and laughing” — took lots of pictures and posted them on Facebook to see ...

There are five flower rooms (where the plants begin to grow buds), and two ... For Hall, premium marijuana is all about the terpenes, which contribute to the aroma, flavor, and effects.

The decision was a rare instance in which the F.D.A. has permitted smoking marijuana for a study looking at the therapeutic benefits of the plant, rather than its harms. A spokeswoman for the F.D ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Dangerous Drugs Board (DDB) and the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) are open to downgrading marijuana by one level from the list of the world’s most dangero ...

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