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Kansas legislators taking another run at legalizing medical marijuana | News, Sports, Jobs - Lawrence Journal-World: news, information, headlines and events in Lawrence, Kansas

Stephen Koranda, Kansas News Service Topeka Kiley Klug, flanked by her 13-year-old son, Owen, in a wheelchair, stood before Kansas lawmakers Wednesday and pleaded to let her treat her son’s hundreds of daily seizures with legal medicinal marijuana. At one point, she paused to tend to one of the boy’s seizures before resuming her testimony. “He, as you can see, suffers from a rare, relentless seizure monster called Dravet Syndrome,” she said. “He, at his worst, has struggled through up to 200 to 300 seizures a day.” Klug was speaking in favor of a bill that’s a new effort this year to legalize medicinal marijuana. She said her son has shown significant improvement using products containing limited THC, which falls in a gray area under Kansas law, and they want the option to try other cannabis treatments.

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Bison Extracts and Vanguard Scientific Team Up To Close Harmful Consumer and Patient Knowledge Gaps

Bison Extracts and Vanguard Scientific Team Up To Close Harmful Consumer and Patient Knowledge Gaps Vanguard Scientific and Bison Extracts have developed an Oklahoma-based program to help end-users of cannabis oils and extracts to better understand important health and efficacy considerations News provided by Share this article Share this article TULSA, Okla., Jan. 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Vanguard Scientific™ and Bison Extracts have launched a new program aimed at helping Oklahoma s cannabis patients and consumers understand how the soil-to-oil process of creating cannabis and hemp products affects them. As is the case in many legal cannabis markets, Oklahoma s patient and consumer product knowledge gaps are significant, and related information from manufacturers and dispensaries is often inadequate or altogether absent; a reality that leaves end users unknowingly buying products which are less effective and can be downright harmful. The education program developed by Vangua

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7 Things to Know Before You Buy and Try CBD Products

7 Things to Know Before You Buy and Try CBD Products Do your due diligence before using any form of cannabidiol. Here’s how to best vet products and sellers. December 22, 2020 If you’re starting to feel like the letters CBD are following you everywhere you go, you’re not imagining things. Ever since the Hemp Farm Act passed in 2018, which legalized hemp-derived products, cannabidiol, or CBD, has become the buzziest chemical in the wellness industry. And it’s ubiquitous: You can buy CBD products in health food stores, Amazon, and even pet shops. Heck, even some cafes are serving up CBD-infused coffees and juices.

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