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Study: Certain Kinds of Cannabis May Help Kill Cancer Cells

Past research has suggested that medical cannabis might have the ability to slow the growth of cancerous tumors. Now, new research suggests that cannabis could also help kill certain cancer cells and brings us a little closer to understanding how to maximize this potential.

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Research: Most U.S. Cannabis Cultivators Choose to Compete on Quality Rather Than Cost

Many wholesale cannabis growers choose to compete on quality, even while market forces favor growers who can reliably supply low-cost cannabis.

Regulatory

Quebec Bans Cannabis-Based Candies and Other Edibles

Quebec residents looking to get their hands on cannabis brownies may be out of luck. The provincial government believes that even after cannabis edibles become legal on October 17, 2019, a line will be drawn at cannabis sweets, which will be completely banned in Quebec.

Business

Kelowna’s First Legal Cannabis Shop To Open This Week

The fourth location of Hobo Recreational Cannabis Stores will open this week in Kelowna at 2121 Springfield Rd., offering a variety of products with a “grown here, sold here” philosophy.

Health

Ontario Researchers Hope to Create Pain Relievers From Potent Cannabis ‘Flavonoids’

Researchers at the University of Guelph have unlocked the process of manufacturing two pain-relieving molecules in cannabis that are said to be nearly 30 times more powerful than aspirin.

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Research: Most U.S. Cannabis Cultivators Choose to Compete on Quality Rather Than Cost

Many wholesale cannabis growers choose to compete on quality, even while market forces favor growers who can reliably supply low-cost cannabis.

Business

Colorado seeing green on top of green as cannabis take for state hits US$1 billion

Colorado has worked out the kinks and is now seeing green from cannabis, while other states continue to lag with sales.

Regulatory

New AAA Survey Finds 14.8 Million American Drivers Have Driven Stoned

There’s no denying that Americans have grown more casual with their cannabis use in recent years. Maybe a bit too casual.

Health

Proximity to Dispensaries Is Not Why Young People Use Cannabis

In the spring of 2017, students at the Vaughn Next Century Learning Center, a charter school surrounded by strip malls in Pacoima, a working-class area of Los Angeles boxed in by freeways northeast of downtown, were under siege.

Regulatory

140 People Scheduled to Testify on First Day of FDA Hearings on CBD

When word came out that the federal government was interested in knowing our conclusions on CBD, it seems to have spurred a wave of action. Approximately 140 people are signed up to testify at a public hearing in Silver Spring, Maryland, where agency representatives will consider testimony on the use and implementation of the drug.

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