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Can psychedelic medicine be a groundbreaking treatment for veterans and frontline workers?
Sean Worsley was initially stopped by the police for playing his music too loudly.
Currently, one may not reenlist after cannabis use.
A trio of veterans are trying to help their fellow former service-members by providing medical cannabis.
Could veterans soon have access to medical cannabis?
The VA has made it abundantly clear that cannabis use will not be tolerated.
Florida's 2016 medical cannabis law does not protect patients who work for employers with zero-tolerance, drug-free workplace policies.
Making medical marijuana more affordable would also make it more accessible.
We know the rate of veterans dying of suicide. So why isn't enough being done about it?
Washington-based cannabis advocacy group Twenty22Many is doing its part to provide medical marijuana to military veterans suffering from PTSD.
The policy applies to all patients and employees, and includes vape pens as well as cigarettes, cigars, and pipes.
Documentary filmmaker Matt Grimshaw recounts how he fell into the world of cannabis and veterans.
One vet’s journey from rape and betrayal to wellness.
The order also prohibits them from investing in cannabis businesses.
The VA says his assistant managerial position at a marijuana store was not “stable and reliable."
Rep. Greg Steube’s proposal would shield vets from future loss of benefits.
Bobby Russo serves fellow vets in style — with a Humvee.
Will the results affect the lives of vets who are currently denied cannabis health care?
Health officials pushed to consider cannabis as an alternative to addiction-causing opioids.
They agree that the lack of research is a problem.