White House warns about the harms of commercial marijuana
The wider administration has taken steps to profoundly normalize the drug and open the door to significant further commercialization.
The wider administration has taken steps to profoundly normalize the drug and open the door to significant further commercialization.
First it was Mehmet Oz, the guru of pseudoscience, who began giving an FDA-unapproved drug—CBD—to Medicare patients.
Smart Approaches to Marijuana won some major victories for public health in the latest Congressional appropriations move.
What does this mean? And what do we do now?
30% of those reports were of children 6 years old or under. But the end is in sight.
When voters hear about the risks rescheduling brings, they get why it would be a terrible idea to put weed in Schedule III.
The debate over rescheduling marijuana has brought one of the most underreported dangers of America’s weed trade into sharp focus: its penetration by Chinese criminal networks illegally growing marijuana throughout the country.
On Monday, Smart Approaches to Marijuana President and CEO Dr. Kevin Sabet spoke at a key event in fighting addiction: a webinar run by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).
The agency has made public the full letter it sent rejecting Lykos’ application to have its MDMA therapy approved as a drug . . . and it’s horrifying.