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Marijuana has long been made illegal and criticized. But the Drug Enforcement Agency may soon make a big change that could help patients nationwide.

New research examines the brain's takeover by cocaine addiction.

Before 4/20, officials in Massachusetts who oversee cannabis are cautioning individuals who make their own edibles at home to proceed with caution.

Cecilia Gentili was a highly respected activist, actress, and author whose contributions to the trans community cannot be overstated.

The Florida Supreme Court ruled on Monday that the state’s voters can vote on whether to protect abortion rights and legalize the recreational use of marijuana. This decision comes despite the state attorney general’s objections that these issues should not be on the November ballot.

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) on Thursday vetoed a bill that would have established a legal market for the sale of recreational marijuana in the Old Dominion state. The proposed law, which would have created a state-regulated marketplace for recreational marijuana, “endangers Virginians’ health and safety,” Youngkin argued in his veto statement. “States following this…

Despite warnings about the drug’s dangers, Meta allows ads and posts about ketamine.

The process of reprogramming patients' own cells to combat cancer has been a final option for blood cancer patients. However, a study in Aurora is investigating whether more patients could benefit from trying this approach earlier.

Vice President Harris will convene a roundtable on marijuana reform Friday with rapper Fat Joe, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear and individuals who received pardons for marijuana convictions. A White House official said Harris will highlight actions the Biden administration has taken to pursue criminal justice reforms, including by pardoning tens of thousands of Americans with…

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey (D) declared on Wednesday her intention to pardon misdemeanor marijuana possession charges, a decision that could affect hundreds of thousands of Bay State residents.