
Virginia Launches Reporting Website for Tracking Cannabis Exposure to Minors
Health officials have been directed to use the reporting portal to track “adverse events” of cannabis exposure among children under 18.

Health officials have been directed to use the reporting portal to track “adverse events” of cannabis exposure among children under 18.

Virginia’s Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services is stepping up THC enforcement.

Adult-use cannabis sales in Virginia won’t begin before Jan. 1, 2024 as originally planned.

Medical cards will no longer be needed in the state of Virginia, which is expected to help patients in the Commonwealth access cannabis more efficiently.

Health officials have been directed to use the reporting portal to track “adverse events” of cannabis exposure among children under 18.

Virginia’s Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services is stepping up THC enforcement.

Adult-use cannabis sales in Virginia won’t begin before Jan. 1, 2024 as originally planned.

Medical cards will no longer be needed in the state of Virginia, which is expected to help patients in the Commonwealth access cannabis more efficiently.
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