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Cannabis Strains: Do Cannabis Strains Differ?By Dr. Ethan Russo
Cannabis consumers have always maintained that different types (strains, or chemical varieties, chemovars) produce distinct effects, whether this be with respect to their psychoactivity or to their therapeutic attributes. Strains are often ... more
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- 28. February 2021
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USA: New Jersey legalises adult use of cannabis
Governor Phil Murphy signed a bill on 22 February making New Jersey the latest US state to legalise cannabis for recreational use, but it is expected to take up to a year before dispensaries begin selling cannabis to the public. The Democratic governor signed a package of three bills after voters overwhelmingly approved a ballot measure in November 2020 to legalise adult use of the drug. The ... more
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- 14. February 2021
- USA: Democrats advance cannabis legalisation in Congress
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- 31. January 2021
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