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The NM Political Report | Medical Cannabis Program
JUNE 14, 2019
The New Mexico Department of Public Health has made it clear—only New Mexico residents can enroll in the state’s Medical Cannabis Program. “Persons who are not residents of New Mexico cannot be enrolled in the NM Medical Cannabis Program,” the department said in a statement to NM Political Report Friday. The statement came after the CEO of a prominent medical cannabis producer said he believes a change in the law allows for out-of-state patients to enroll in New Mexico’s Medical Cannabis Program
Speaker: Jonathan Bench, International Cannabis and Securities Business Attorney at Harris Bricken
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It used to go to illegal cartels. Now that money funds new school buildings, community health services, and drug abuse programs. The post Colorado Just Hit the $1 Billion Mark in Cannabis Tax Revenue appeared first on Leafly.
Cannabidiol and CBD oil seem to be everywhere these days, despite the confusing legal status of this prolific compound. But how much do we actually know about CBD ?
Cannabidiol and CBD oil seem to be everywhere these days, despite the confusing legal status of this prolific compound. But how much do we actually know about CBD ?
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The NM Political Report | Medical Cannabis Program
JUNE 13, 2019
A recent expansion of qualifying conditions for medical cannabis through rule changes will likely result in a higher number of patients in New Mexico. But a law that goes into effect on Friday could also result in a new pool of patients—non-residents of New Mexico. Some changes to the law include protections from discrimination for patients, reciprocity with other states’ medical cannabis programs and an extended life span of medical cannabis cards.
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Kannapedia.net has several useful tools for cannabis breeders. This platform displays the relationships of the DNA sequences in cannabis plants (4Mb mini-Exome or 876Mb Whole Genome Shotgun), including a listing of the cultivars that are most similar and most dissimilar from the sequenced cultivar. Kannapedia also displays valuable information for breeders and cultivators who are interested in establishing prior art as a means to protect their genetics from any future patents.
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Here’s the press release in full……… The Global Alliance for Cannabis Commerce (GACC) released the U.S. cannabis industry’s first comprehensive model federal legislation to legalize interstate and international medical and adult-use cannabis in the United States. This first-of-its-kind model bill ends cannabis prohibition, and creates an all-encompassing regulatory framework with an eye towards harmonizing the interests of patients, industry, and the communities mo
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Thanks to the tireless work of NORML’s grassroots, over three dozen U.S. states and territories now regulate marijuana. NORML continues to celebrate win after win after win because of our members’ support and unwavering commitment to reforming marijuana laws. There has never been a more exciting time to be a part of NORML’s movement to legalize America.
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