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Female cannabis users have smaller volume of the cerebellum and poorer sleep quality, study finds

Via PsyPost - Psychology Research News

An analysis of data from the Human Connectome project indicates that chronic cannabis use in females, but not in males, is associated with a reduced volume in the cerebellum region of the brain and diminished sleep quality. This reduced sleep quality was more pronounced in females who began using cannabis at a younger age. The study was published in Frontiers in Psychiatry.

Cannabis, often referred to as ma*****na or w**d, is a plant that contains a group of compounds known as cannabinoids. The most notable and psychoactive of these is delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), which induces the “high” sensation linked with cannabis consumption. Cannabis is consumed in various forms, including smoking, vaporizing, or consuming edibles. While considered an illicit drug in many parts of the world, it has been legalized in some regions and countries.
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WI Sen. Agard’s Cannabis Bill: Prohibition Not Working With Ma*****na

Via FOX21 News

Wisconsin State Sen. Melissa Agard is continuing her push to legalize recreational ma*****na for adults through a bill in the state legislature.

Sen. Agard (D-Madison) told FOX 21 Wisconsin is living on a disserting island when it comes to cannabis. Minnesota, Illinois and Michigan have laws on the books allowing adult-use of cannabis.

Agard said the state is losing out on tens of millions of dollars every year to surrounding states, and she said 69% Wisconsinites, including the majority of Republicans, support the legalization of ma*****na.

“There is no question that people in Wisconsin have access to cannabis on the illicit market here in our state, and clearly a lot of folks in Wisconsin are taking their hard-earned dollars and their very valuable time to drive to legal dispensaries and our bordering states. And prohibition did not work with alcohol, it did not work with margarine, and it is not working with cannabis,” said Sen. Agard.
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El cannabis extiende su influencia por la moda y el diseño

Via Revista Cáñamo España

El mundo de la moda y el diseño siempre buscan nuevas tendencias para renovar su imparable industria de producción sin fin, y una de las últimas influencias notables que ha irrumpido en estos campos es el cannabis. A medida que la legalización y la aceptación del cannabis se expanden en todo el mundo, su presencia en la moda y el diseño ha crecido significativamente, dejando su huella en la industria, desde la ropa hasta la arquitectura.

Esto es lo que ha ocurrido en algunas pasarelas, donde en los últimos años se han podido ver modelos y conjuntos con referencias explícitas a la planta de la ma*****na y su cultura. Los estampados de hojas de cannabis y diseños inspirados han encontrado un lugar en la ropa más allá de las camisetas que reivindican la legalización desde los años 60 y 70.
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Inside the first-ever woman-owned recreational cannabis dispensary in Brooklyn

Via TimeOut

Now through December, folks looking for a vast array of w**d products can visit Good Grades, a new pop-up at 1056 Flatbush Avenue that carries edibles, smoke-related items, oils and more.

The destination, the only legal recreational cannabis dispensary in Brooklyn, is also the first-ever one of its kind to be founded by a woman.

In fact, the family business is operated by entrepreneur Ex**sy James with the help of her cousin Michael James, Jr., an attorney focused on the rights of the minority business community.

The original Good Grades debuted in Queens by the Jamaica Center a while ago but is currently closed for renovations. In order to continue serving the community and, perhaps, expand her geographical reach, Ex**sy decided to open a pop-up in Brooklyn that is scheduled to operate through the closure of the Queens destination.
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New Research Paper Showcases History of Cannabis Use, Including Necromancy

Via High Times

A recent paper published in the European Journal for Chemistry explores the historical use of cannabis and its versatility. Entitled “From ancient Asian relics to contemporaneity: A review of historical and chemical aspects of Cannabis,” researchers Gabriel Vitor de Lima Marques and Renata Barbosa de Oliveira from the Brazil-based Federal University of Minas Gerais’ Department of Pharmaceutical Products, submitted the paper earlier this year in April, and it was printed in the journal in late September.

“From the Himalayan mountains to the South American coast, Cannabis, a general term for plants of the genus Cannabis, with thousands of years of contact with humankind, shows its versatility as food tools such as h**p, religious and hedonistic input, and other purposes through the millennia, according to the populations in question,” researchers wrote in the paper’s abstract. “In this paper, a review of the context of the use of Cannabis and its place in world history is presented, from ancient Mesopotamian relics, traditional Chinese and Ayurvedic medicines, to the reasoning behind the isolation and structural elucidation of three phytocannabinoids and the spread of Cannabis throughout the world.”

Researchers described cannabis as one of the five main grains used by ancient people, alongside rice, soy, barley, and millet. It was often used as food, but also for the creation of many other goods such as soap. The h**p stalk was used to make ropes for tools and ship sails, as well as to make clothing and paper.

Current archeological evidence of cannabis plant use dates back to 8,000 years B.C.E. in ancient Mesopotamia (today the region is Iran and Iraq), as well as 4,000 years B.C.E. where h**p rope material in present-day China and Kazakhstan. Researchers allege that h**p was frequently used up until the 19th century, where an estimated 80% of fabrics, candles, rope, and more, were made with h**p.
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Oregon audits division urged to pull OLCC report after inquest into potential influence from former secretary of state's cannabis ties

Via Kgw Newsdesk

A newly released report dives into the role that Oregon's former Secretary of State Shemia Fagan played in an audit of the state's cannabis regulatory agency, completed just before Fagan stepped down amid ethical concerns due to her moonlighting work in the cannabis industry.

Oregon's audits division, like its election division, is overseen by the elected secretary of state. In April, Willamette Week broke the story that Fagan had taken a consulting job with a subsidiary of prominent Oregon cannabis company La Mota, whose owners have been major donors to some Democratic political candidates, including Fagan.

The day after Willamette Week's story went out, the audits division released its report on the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission and the landscape of cannabis regulation.

Around the time that Fagan resigned from her SOS role, Gov. Tina Kotek requested that Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum conduct an examination of the audits division's OLCC cannabis audit in order to determine if there had been any influence from Fagan's ties to the cannabis industry. The Oregon Department of Justice hired California-based Sjoberg Evashenk Consulting to conduct the inquest.

The Oregon DOJ released that finished report Wednesday. While not precisely damning, the report concluded that the audits division should have pumped the breaks on releasing the cannabis audit once it learned about Fagan's potential conflict of interest. Sjoberg recommended that the audit be shelved for the time being.

"Sjoberg’s recommendation is that the Secretary of State take down the audit from their website and conduct additional work to ensure the public can have full trust in the independence of the audit," AG Rosenblum wrote in a letter to Gov. Kotek. "We concur in that recommendation."
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