Wisconsin Marijuana | WI Marijuana Wisconsin Marijuana News and Info
It seems that smoking traditional marijuana flower isn’t the “in” thing to do anymore – vaping is now trending. In just ...
February, 2017
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13 February
Groundbreaking Bill Would Protect Marijuana Users from Getting Fired
A new bill introduced in Oregon could shift the tide for the way businesses operating in pro-marijuana states choose to treat ...
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12 February
Company’s Next Brain Cancer Drug Likely to Come from Marijuana
Glioblastoma Multiforme is a devastating form of brain cancer. Most patients don’t survive two years after diagnosis. But, UK-based GW Pharmaceuticals ...
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10 February
Nevada’s Adult-Use Marijuana Law Gets Fast-Tracked to a July 2017 Launch
Nevada lawmakers have decided to expedite the implementation of legalized recreational marijuana in the state. Initially, it was projected that the ...
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9 February
Wisconsin Senate Approves Marijuana Extract Bill
With overwhelming support, the Wisconsin Senate approved a medical extract bill to treat seizures. The vote was 31 – 1. The ...
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9 February
Neurobiologist Says Marijuana Extract Could End America’s Opioid Epidemic
Statistics show that 2.5 million Americans are addicted to opioids. An average of 80 opioid-related deaths occur daily across the nation. ...
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7 February
Interesting Illnesses That Marijuana Helps Treat
Marijuana has been used to treat illnesses for thousands of years. Most people know that medical marijuana helps chronic pain, PTSD, ...
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5 February
These Are 3 of the Strongest Marijuana Strains in the World
Knowing the THC percentage of marijuana strains can be very important. Just like with alcohol or prescription drugs, everyone has a ...
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2 February
Legalizing Marijuana Oil Resurfaces In Wisconsin Legislature
Wisconsin lawmakers have revived a bill that would allow marijuana oil use with a doctor’s approval. Increased access to CBD oil ...
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2 February
Did You Know That Marijuana Originated from This Ancient Country?
Around 2727 B.C., marijuana was used in China to treat major illnesses, specifically pain and nausea. But, between 2000 B.C. and ...