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Study: Cannabis Significantly Reduces Symptoms of Gastroparesis

Bridgeport, CT: Cannabis treatment significantly reduces symptoms in patients with refractory gastroparesis, according to clinical…

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Connecticut: Board of Physicians Authorizes Expanded Use of Medical Cannabis

Hartford, CT: State regulators have moved to expand the pool of patients eligible to receive…

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Study: Medical Cannabis Use Associated With Decreased Hospital Admissions Among Patients With Sickle Cell Disease

Sickle cell disease (SCD) patients who utilize medicinal cannabis require fewer hospitalizations as compared to SCD patients who refrain from the substance.

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Connecticut: Gov-Elect Reaffirms Support For Adult Use Marijuana Legalization

Governor-elect Ned Lamont reaffirmed his support for regulating the adult use cannabis market in Connecticut.

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Employers Can’t Discriminate Against Medical Cannabis Patients, US District Court Judge Rules

A federal judge for the US District Court of Connecticut has ruled that an employer engaged in discrimination by rescinding a job offer to an employee solely based on her status as a medical cannabis patient.

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Connecticut: Regulators Expand Qualifying Conditions Eligible For Cannabis Therapy

Patients with severe rheumatoid arthritis, spasticity disorders, and neuropathic facial pain are among those who are now eligible for marijuana therapy following a decision this week by regulators to expand the program’s list of qualifying conditions.

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Patients Frequently Turning To Cannabis To Treat Symptoms Of Sickle Cell Disease

Medical cannabis use is relatively common among patients with sickle cell disease, according to survey data published in the journal Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research.

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Cancer Treatment Providers Accepting Of Medical Cannabis Use In Children

Ninety-two percent of respondents reported their “willingness to help children with cancer access medical marijuana.”

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