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March 23, 2018   by David Gambrill Employers may be hard-pressed to ban marijuana outright from the workplace once The Cannabis Act is implemented in Canada, a lawyer told delegates attending the Ontario Mutual Insurance Association (OMIA) Thursday. “Both bills [related to The Cannabis Act, Bills C-45 and C-46] are actually silent when it comes to employment and occupational

By Lynn Allison  –  16 Mar 2018  A major new study claims that smoking marijuana dramatically increases a person’s risk of suffering a heart attack and other cardiovascular events. The study authors, along with top cardiologists across the country, are calling for more research into the use of medicinal and recreational cannabis in light of the startling

This document has been prepared to educate people about how drugs and alcohol can disrupt the normal functioning of the body and how better nutrition can help diminish some of these biochemical and digestive problems. This document only focuses on one specific component of a comprehensive recovery treatment program—better nutrition. It is not intended to

SARA BRITTANY SOMERSET   March 12, 2018 The United Nations International Narcotics Control Board (INCB) recently issued its 2017 annual report, and the takeaway with regard to cannabis is clear: The INCB is deeply concerned with the spread of adult-use legalization. Countries pursuing legalization are acting in ‘clear violation’ of the UN’s 1961 Single Convention on Narcotic

However, while many adult users opt for e-cigarettes to ease themselves out of their smoking habit, some researchers have raised concerns that teenagers may be using them as a gateway into this very habit. E-cigarette usage seems to be popular among many teenagers, despite the fact that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have banned the sale of such

Researchers highlighted the dangers of a super-strength strain of cannabis A study found ‘skunk’ was responsible for a quarter of psychosis cases But weaker forms such as hash don’t carry the same risk of mental illness  By Stephen Adams for The Mail on Sunday PUBLISHED:  15 February 2015 Super-strength strains of cannabis are responsible for up to a

Chris Smyth, Health Editor – February 28 2018, The Times Cannabis has become stronger since 2008, researchers have found KING’S COLLEGE LONDON/PA Almost all cannabis sold on British streets can cause psychosis after weaker forms were driven from the market. The most potent “skunk” accounts for 94 per cent of all cannabis seized by police,

 charge for change.   Last year there was almost 7500 incidents and nurse unit manager Susan Harding says it’s only gotten worse. “We’d have at least one incident of violence or aggression each shift every day,” Ms Harding said. A video containing CCTV footage of situations of violence towards hospital staff has been released by

FEBRUARY 11, 2018 EDITOR The Marijuana Environment is Hazardous to Human Health   All creatures great and small are being poisoned by the pesticides and rodenticides in the water they drink, and in the food they eat. This polluted water from the northern California marijuana environment eventually flows to much of the State. The lawless pot

KATIE DELONG AND BEN HANDELMAN,  Feb 7th 2018  RACINE (WITI) — A Racine man is accused of stabbing his own mother multiple times in their home, and prosecutors say he admitted he did it after smoking marijuana and becoming paranoid, believing someone was about to rape him. Terrell Banks, 23, of Racine faces one count