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CDC Report Confirms First Case of MJ Employee Death From Occupational Asthma
Federal health agencies have published a report detailing the first death attributed to occupational asthma in cannabis production.
Smoker Sesh App Wins Cannabis Start-Up Competition at Boston University
Boston University’s Cannabis Start-Up Competition is finding the next game-changing start-up.
Massachusetts Governor Unveils Veterans Psychedelics Research Bill
The Healey administration has introduced legislation with several veterans benefits enhancements, including the establishment of a working group to study psychedelics-assisted therapy.
Massachusetts Cannabis Businesses File Lawsuit Against the U.S. Attorney General
Four cannabis companies state that the Controlled Substances Act is unconstitutional and has had negative impacts on their ability to properly run their legal businesses.
Major Drug Test Supplier To Stop Testing for Cannabis, Prioritize Fentanyl
America has inched one step closer to a day where employees may no longer have to fear getting stoned after their shift.
Former Tesla Employee Funds Multi-Million Dollar Harvard Psychedelic Program
60 years after Timothy Leary was fired from Harvard University for promoting psychedelic drugs to his students (among a myriad of other infractions) the Ivy League giant will begin teaching a new course dedicated to examining how these drugs impact the world around us.
Nova Farms Prepares To Go Supernova
Overcoming adversity to become the Beast of the East.
Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission Audit Results Published
The audit results reveal that $10 million in possibly unsafe cannabis products were sold in Massachusetts between January 2019-December 2020.
Announcing The High Times Cannabis Cup Massachusetts: People’s Choice Edition 2023
It’s time to revisit some of Bay State’s most popular cannabis products with this year’s People’s Choice judging event.
Report: Massachusetts Cannabis Social Equity Fund At $0 Year After Launch
The fund was approved by lawmakers last year.