The committee called on the attorney for the Louisiana State Board of Medical Examiners (LSBME) to testify regarding the board's refusal to allow doctors to recommend medical marijuana during a telehealth visit without an in-person visit.
President Joe Biden took the first steps towards decriminalizing marijuana and fulfilled a campaign promise on Thursday by pardoning all prior offenses of simple marijuana possession. The move will affect thousands of Americans across the US. During the announcement, Biden also urged governors to take similar steps at the state level.
A survey conducted by the University of New Orleans' Survey Research Center (SRC) found that Louisiana's voters overwhelmingly support the legalization of recreational marijuana.
The Louisiana Medical Marijuana Commission will hear patient testimony during their meeting on Thursday. The Commission is hoping to hear from medical cannabis patients regarding their experiences with Louisiana's current program, as well as their thoughts on what needs improvement.
These are strange and trying times that we are currently living in, but you already know that. There has been some press coverage of the short- and long-term economic impacts on local and state government as a result of the pandemic but it will hit very soon. The Port of Louisiana is a major source […]
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Cannabidiol (CBD) is easily one of the best compounds found in marijuana. It is the most present compound in medical marijuana, which is currently being adored by countless worldwide. As the acceptance for marijuana grows deeper, is it finally time that more people embrace its use so as to urge governments to pass legalization? Products […]
On Tuesday, July 23, Southern University has officially planted the first seeds in its program to supply medical marijuana to Louisiana patients.
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is denying veterans their home loan benefit if they work in the cannabis industry.
On Wednesday, two bills focused on the legalization of marijuana HB509 and HB564 were killed in committee by the Louisiana legislature.
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