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Clinical Trial: Oral CBD Dosing Reduces Pericarditis Pain and Recurrences

Seventy-one percent of patients who took CBD for the length of the trial remained free from pericarditis recurrence.The post Clinical Trial: Oral CBD Dosing Reduces Pericarditis Pain and Recurrences appeared first on NORML. Go to the article

Michigan: Supreme Court Finds Marijuana Odor Is Insufficient Cause for a Motor Vehicle Search

Police cannot engage in the warrantless search of a motor vehicle based solely upon the smell of marijuana alone, even in instances where the occupants are under 21 years of age.The post Michigan: Supreme Court Finds Marijuana Odor Is Insufficient Cause for a Motor Vehicle Search appeared first on NORML. Go to the article

Study: Cannabis and Alcohol Exhibit Contradictory Effects on Real World Driving Performance

"Cannabis-positive trips had speeding proportions closely aligned with baseline conditions, likely indicating habituation or compensatory driving behaviors," researchers reported.The post Study: Cannabis and Alcohol Exhibit Contradictory Effects on Real World Driving Performance appeared first on NORML. Go to the article

Study: Chronic Pain Patients Experience Improvements Following Enrollment in State-Authorized Medical Cannabis Program

"This study of patients qualified for chronic or intractable pain found almost 55 percent of patients were able to improve their life enjoyment and pain interference within four months of starting medical cannabis."The post Study: Chronic Pain Patients Experience Improvements Following Enrollment in State-Authorized Medical Cannabis Program appeared first on NORML. Go to the article

Federal: Memo Stipulates That Cannabis Remains Off-Limits to Military Personnel, Even if Rescheduled

According to the new memo, any use of marijuana remains "punishable under the Uniform Code of Military Justice."The post Federal: Memo Stipulates That Cannabis Remains Off-Limits to Military Personnel, Even if Rescheduled appeared first on NORML. Go to the article

Analysis: Women More Likely To Substitute Cannabis for Antidepressants Following Legalization

"As cannabis becomes legal and commercialized, the likelihood of using it over antidepressants seems to increase, especially among females," researchers concluded.The post Analysis: Women More Likely To Substitute Cannabis for Antidepressants Following Legalization appeared first on NORML. Go to the article