Cautions abound from opponents and supporters alike in Georgias debate about whether to legalize medical marijuana….PolitiFact put the claims about drugged driving to the test. “We seem to think no one is consuming cannabis in Georgia and those that do are irresponsibly jumping in cars and hitting 285 wide open.” says Sharon Ravert. “Any type […]
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“Jeremy Sharp is one of the hardest working young men and advocate for sensible drug policy I think I have ever met.” said Sharon Ravert of Peachtree NORML. “NORML works with students across the state to advocate for change in drug policy and are proud to have a strong relationship with SSDP (Students for Sensible
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By Dean Sines and Raoul Duke III When it comes to medical marijuana in Georgia, it appears that the patients may be on the back burner. When the Study Committee on Prescription Medical Cannabis for Serious Medical Conditions held their most recent Joint Study Committee Hearing in Augusta, Georgia on November 12, the topic of
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James Bell of GA CARE interviewed Dr. Uma Dhanabalan at her home in Georgia a few months ago to get at the truth about medical marijuana. Thanks to GA CARE for the professional production. You can view it here on youtube . Please like it, leave a comment and most importantly share it with
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Seeking Redemption for his own drug use? The opposition campaign to marijuana legalization in Washington, D.C. kicked off with a press conference this morning. The big news is that the leading opponents of Initiative 71 don’t seem to actually have read the measure they’re campaigning against. Malik Burnett of the pro-legalization Drug Policy Alliance was
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University of Haifa Summary: Administering synthetic marijuana (cannabinoids) soon after a traumatic event can prevent PTSD-like (post-traumatic stress disorder) symptoms in rats, caused by the trauma and by trauma reminders, scientists report. Administering synthetic marijuana (cannabinoids) soon after a traumatic event can prevent PTSD-like (post-traumatic stress disorder) symptoms in rats, caused by the trauma and
