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Dr. J. Thomas Ungerleider, early medical marijuana researcher, dies at 85
Dr. J. Thomas Ungerleider, early medical marijuana researcher, dies at 85
Dr. J. Thomas Ungerleider, a UCLA psychiatrist who was among the first researchers to prove the medical benefits of marijuana, has died.Ungerleider died in his home in Encino on Sept. 19 of complications from Alzheimer's disease, said his son, John Ungerleider.In the 1970s and 1980s, Ungerleider ran clinical trials that demonstrated marijuana's therapeutic effects for patients with glaucoma and chemotherapy.
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Hawaii dispensaries not yet growing medical marijuana plants
Hawaii dispensaries not yet growing medical marijuana plantsHONOLULU (AP) - The groups that plan to open medical marijuana dispensaries in Hawaii have all identified sites to grow their products, but none of the eight licensees has begun cultivating the plants because they haven't been given a green light from the state Department of Health.One holdup is the state doesn't have a software system to track the product from seed to sale.Tracking software is a requirement of the federal government.
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Child advocacy groups oppose Arkansas medical marijuana ballot proposals
Child advocacy groups oppose Arkansas medical marijuana ballot proposals
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Family, lawmaker push to legalize medical marijuana in TN
Family, lawmaker push to legalize medical marijuana in TN
3-year-old Josie Mathes, with her hair tied up in a purple bow, gets a kiss and hug from her mother Staci before her weekly therapy session at a hospital in Greene County.Josie attends physical, occupational and speech therapy three times a week for her severe epilepsy."We are just waiting for her to get stronger so we can see her walk," Staci Mathes said right before Josie had a small seizure in her arms.
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