Madeline Colli is the Associate Editor for Cannabis Patient Care and Cannabis Science and Technology magazines at MJH Life Sciences.

Madeline Colli

Articles

Cannabis Patients Pacific Northwest (CPPNW) co-founders, David Benedicktus and Jeremy Robbins, discuss what changes need to be made to the cannabis industry to allow it to thrive. 

What Needs to Change in the Cannabis Industry: Thoughts from CPPNW

On Wednesday, August 30th, the Department of Health and Human Services made its recommendation to the Drug Enforcement Agency to classify cannabis as a Schedule III drug, paving the way for reform, industry expansion, and research opportunities.

Shifting Tides: US Department of Health and Human Services Recommends Cannabis Rescheduling from Schedule I to Schedule III

Don't miss these exciting speakers in the medical and psychedelics tracks at Cannabis Science Conference Fall taking place September 21-22, 2023 in Providence, Rhode Island!

Cannabis Science Conference Fall: Medical and Psychedelics Agenda 

Meg is the Group Editorial Director for Cannabis Patient Care and Cannabis Science and Technology magazines at MJH Life Sciences.

Dr. Peter Grinspoon, a primary care doctor at Massachusetts General Hospital, an Instructor in Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and a 25-year cannabis specialist, will be a keynote speaker at the upcoming Cannabis Science Conference Fall taking place September 21-22, 2023 in Providence, Rhode Island. Here, Dr. Grinspoon shares his background and interest in medical cannabis as well some policies he’d like to see changed in the future. 

Meet the Cannabis Science Conference Fall Keynote: Dr. Peter Grinspoon

With Minnesota’s recent cannabis legalization, White Earth Nation, gets involved in the cannabis industry through their medical cannabis program and implementation of adult-use sales.

Medical Cannabis Program and Adult-Use Cannabis Sales Launched by White Earth Nation

A recent study revealed how medical cannabis improves military veterans’ quality of life and helped reduce prescription drug use.

Study Reveals Medical Cannabis Helps Improve Veterans’ Quality of Life and Reduces Prescription Drug Use

Mental Health Options, an advocacy group based in Massachusetts, has filed paperwork to list psychedelic decriminalization as a ballot question for voters.

Massachusetts Advocacy Group Files to List Psychedelic Decriminalization Question on Ballots

North Carolina State House Speaker, Tim Moore, announced that a medical cannabis legalization bill which would have benefitted many, such as veterans, is unlikely to pass in 2023.

Veterans Grow Frustrated After Hearing Medical Cannabis Legalization May Not Pass in 2023

A Brazilian university has detected cannabidiol (CBD) in a native plant called Trema micrantha blume.

Brazilian Plant Found to Contain CBD

New Hampshire allows out-of-state visitors, including those from Canada, to buy medical cannabis.