AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMedical Cannabis Research: A new study of 64 adults with hard-to-treat epilepsy found frequent marijuana use (at least 20 days/month) was linked to worse seizure outcomes, including more convulsive seizures and faster resistance to antiseizure meds, though researchers say it doesn’t prove cause. Older-Adult Risk: Another report estimates more than 1 in 9 seniors (65+) who used cannabis in the past year met criteria for cannabis use disorder, with smoking still the most common method. Cancer Symptom Relief: Minnesota’s statewide study of about 6,000 medical cannabis patients reported improvements across symptoms like nausea, vomiting, appetite loss, and anxiety/depression. Policy & Regulation: DEA rescheduling talks for marijuana were paused amid claims of gaps in federal processes, while Maryland is moving ahead with a multi-lab audit program targeting cannabis labs. CBD in the Spotlight: Katie Price says she’s still dealing with sciatica pain and promotes CBD oil as part of her routine. Criminal Justice Spillover: A Virginia man freed after 25 years had his conviction vacated; the plea deal included marijuana charges.
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