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  • 2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Benjamin M. Adams

    The Indigenous Cannabis Industry Association (ICIA) released the first-ever map of Tribal cannabis and hemp programs, completed in collaboration with Vicente LLP. The map shops the true extent of involvement that federally recognized Tribes have carved out in the cannabis and hemp industries. According to the announcement, 52 Tribal communities currently run federally approved hemp cultivation operations.

  • 2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Benjamin M. Adams

    In nearly every state with a medical cannabis market in place, flower is king, but monthly reports indicate that vape cartridges and pens in Utah are outpacing flower sales. In April, the most recent data available, over 47% of medicated product sales were vape products, compared to about 32% for flower. The state monitors medical cannabis sales activity closely: Utah’s seed-to-sale tracking system, Leaf Data Systems, was developed by Akerna Corp., a company formed by merging MJ Freeway and MTech.

  • 3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Benjamin M. Adams

    Psychedelic Science 2025 (PS2025) is inviting trauma therapists and other mental health professionals to attend its upcoming conference, which is designed for licensed clinicians. The event aims to inform attendees about psychedelic-assisted therapy modalities and other therapeutic tools, offering opportunities to engage with the latest research from leading experts in the field.

  • 1 month ago | flipboard.com | Benjamin M. Adams

    5 hours agoPsilocybin Shows Promise for Parkinson’s Mood and Motor SymptomsA new pilot study reveals that psilocybin—the compound found in psychedelic mushrooms—may significantly improve mood, cognition, and motor function …5 hours agoNew Mom Shows Why Talking to Your Baby Is CrucialVideo Short Play Video Read More Should you tell your newborn how your day is going, or ask their opinion on a dress you’re thinking of buying?

  • 1 month ago | forbes.com | Benjamin M. Adams

    Could the benefits of psychedelics go beyond the brain and impact the immune system? New research suggests an unexpected potential advantage of psychedelics is emerging. Fear and the immune system could be connected in unexpected ways. Researchers at Mass General Brigham, in affiliation with Harvard Medical School, found that the immune system influences stress and fear behaviors by altering how brain cells communicate.

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