How Much Cannabis Can You Legally Possess In Oregon? New Rules Taking Effect In...

By Jelena MartinovicAs of Jan. 1, Oregonians can legally purchase up to two ounces of cannabis flower from licensed retailers, NORML reports.In a Dec. 28 meeting, Oregon’s Liquor and Cannabis Commission approved new rules, including...

Infected With Omicron? This Is When You’re Contagious

Since the pandemic started, one of the most important questions scientists tried to determine is the moment when infected people become contagious with COVID-19. While all variants work similarly, there are...

It’s Time To Acknowledge The Reality Of THC In Pro Sports

By Jim Higdon, co-founder of Cornbread HempDrug testing for THC in professional sports is almost dead, as it should be — but not quite. It still lurks in the corners like...

A New Study Suggests An Effective Replacement For Marijuana Breathalyzers

Researchers have found a non-invasive way of determining whether or not a person has been impaired by THC. This discovery, achieved thanks to a study conducted by Massachusetts General Hospital and...

Mississippi Senate Approves Medical Marijuana Despite Gov.’s Opposition To Allowable Amounts

By Nicolas Jose RodriguezA new bill to legalize medical marijuana was introduced in Mississippi on Tuesday and on Wednesday afternoon, the Senate Public Health and Welfare Committee approved the measure by a voice...

Here’s What Deltacron Means And Why You Shouldn’t Panic Just Yet

Our COVID-19 panic is reaching new heights, to a degree where new diseases and terms are no longer surprising. “Deltacron” is this week’s offering, a COVID-19 variant that is the combination...

OSU Study Finds CBGA And CBDA Block COVID-19 Virus

Researchers at Oregon State University have found that cannabigerolic acid (CBGA) and cannabidiolic acid (CBDA) “bind to the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein, blocking a critical step in the process the virus uses...

Texas Gov. Says Nobody Should Be Jailed For Weed Possession, Though Confuses Current Law

By Nicolas Jose RodriguezTexas Governor Greg Abbott (R) said on Monday that he doesn’t believe people should be incarcerated over low-level marijuana possession, effectively endorsing decriminalization on the same day that Austin...