12 articles reviewed and scored below the CED clinical relevance threshold of 40. Organized by topic below. Some may still be relevant to your situation.
Rare Cannabinoid Company Expands Mood Collection with New THC-Free CBC Gummies …
Rare Cannabinoid Company has launched CBC Mood Gummies, a THC-free product formulated to support mood through cannabichromene (CBC), a lesser-known cannabinoid distinct from THC and CBD. The expansion of their mood collection reflects growing commercial interest in rare cannabinoids as alternatives for consumers seeking non-intoxicating wellness options.
CBC, a non-intoxicating cannabinoid, is being commercialized for mood support, though clinical evidence supporting its efficacy remains limited compared to more established cannabinoids.
Read more →Last day of the 2026 legislative session – Indiana Capital Chronicle
Indiana’s legislature failed to pass a standalone bill restricting hemp-derived THC products during the 2026 session, but similar regulatory language has been incorporated into Senate Bill 144. The state’s approach to controlling intoxicating hemp products through omnibus legislation rather than dedicated enforcement measures reflects ongoing uncertainty about how states should regulate uncontrolled cannabis-adjacent markets.
Hemp-derived THC products remain largely unregulated in Indiana as direct legislative restrictions were abandoned in favor of incorporating control language into broader bills.
Read more →THCA, CBD, and hemp laws: Why the confusion isn’t going away | GreenState
THCA and CBD are distinct cannabinoids with different legal status and effects, but federal and state regulatory frameworks have created confusion by treating them differently despite overlapping legal definitions. The lack of consistent standards across jurisdictions continues to complicate consumer understanding and industry compliance regarding which cannabinoids are legal and how they should be classified.
The regulatory ambiguity surrounding THCA and CBD reflects broader gaps in federal cannabis policy that persist even as hemp-derived products proliferate in the consumer market.
Read more →Majority Of Pennsylvania Voters Back Legalizing Marijuana, New Poll Shows
A new Quinnipiac poll conducted February 19-23 found that a majority of Pennsylvania voters support legalizing marijuana, with a margin of error of plus or minus 4.7 percentage points. The survey results suggest growing public approval for cannabis legalization in the state.
Recent polling data indicates that Pennsylvania voters demonstrate majority support for marijuana legalization, reflecting broader shifts in public opinion that may influence state policy discussions.
Read more →Hemp THC ban delay hits roadblock in Congress (Newsletter: February 27, 2026)
Congressional efforts to delay the federal hemp THC ban have encountered legislative obstacles, while state-level cannabis developments continue across Pennsylvania, Texas, Missouri, and Michigan with emerging focus on senior access and taxation. The delayed ban reflects ongoing regulatory uncertainty surrounding hemp-derived products and their THC content limits.
The hemp THC ban’s congressional delay underscores the tension between federal scheduling enforcement and state-level legalization frameworks that have outpaced federal policy coherence.
Read more →How to Use Verify a License – Tribal Marijuana Businesses – State of Michigan
The State of Michigan has implemented a “Verify a License” search tool that allows consumers and regulators to identify active tribal marijuana businesses operating within the state. Businesses that do not appear in this searchable database should not be considered legitimate licensed operators.
Michigan’s licensing verification system provides a public mechanism to distinguish authorized tribal cannabis retailers from unlicensed vendors in the marketplace.
Read more →University to launch cannabis industry program
The University of New England in Biddeford is launching new short-term certificate programs that will allow students to study various aspects of the cannabis industry. These programs represent an educational response to the growing legalization and commercialization of cannabis across the United States.
Academic institutions are beginning to formalize cannabis education through structured certificate programs, reflecting the industry’s maturation and the need for trained professionals in cultivation, distribution, and regulatory compliance.
Read more →Notary for Nebraska medical cannabis petitions found guilty of all 24 criminal charges
A notary in Nebraska was convicted on all 24 criminal charges related to a systematic scheme involving falsified medical cannabis petition signatures. The case highlights fraudulent practices in the medical cannabis application process that undermined the integrity of Nebraska’s regulatory system.
A Nebraska notary’s conviction on all 24 fraud charges demonstrates how false documentation can compromise the legitimacy of medical cannabis petition processes.
Read more →A Milwaukee County judge criticized a strong marijuana smell inside the courthouse during …
A Milwaukee County judge expressed concern about a strong marijuana odor detected inside the courthouse during a sentencing hearing, characterizing the smell as inappropriate for a legal proceeding. The incident highlights ongoing challenges courts face regarding cannabis use in public spaces despite its legal status in certain contexts.
The courthouse marijuana odor incident underscores the tension between cannabis legalization and maintaining professional legal environments where substance use perception can influence judicial proceedings.
Read more →UNE to launch online program for cannabis certifications – WMUR
The University of New England is launching a 16-week online certification program covering cannabis cultivation, retail operations, and related commercial disciplines. The program aims to provide professional credentials for individuals seeking to enter or advance within the legal cannabis industry.
This online certification initiative represents an educational institutional response to the growing demand for trained professionals in regulated cannabis markets.
Read more →Prior Lake cannabis shop to allow customers to view and interact the product before buying
A new cannabis retail shop opening in Prior Lake is implementing a customer experience model that allows consumers to view and interact with products before purchase, aiming to promote informed and responsible purchasing decisions. This approach differs from standard dispensary models and reflects evolving retail strategies within the legal cannabis market.
The retail model of allowing pre-purchase product interaction may help consumers make more informed selections based on their individual needs and preferences.
Read more →Marijuana Deathsquads, Andrew Cashen, Social Cig, & More (OFFICIAL) – Do512
This article announces a cannabis-themed music and entertainment event featuring Marijuana Deathsquads, Andrew Cashen, and Social Cig performing at Marlow Bar in Austin on March 17, 2026. The event appears to be a social gathering combining live music with cannabis culture rather than clinical or research-focused content.
This event listing represents cannabis industry culture and social spaces rather than medical or scientific developments in cannabinoid therapeutics.
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