Topic: Epilepsy

Lawsuit challenging Sessions and DEA on marijuana’s Schedule I status dismissed by federal judge

• Trial begins for advocates suing Sessions and the DEA over marijuana’s Schedule I status
• Marijuana-based anti-seizure drug shows strong study results
• Medical marijuana will soon be for sale in Texas. But who can buy it?
• Indiana governor gives stores 60 days to pull CBD oil
• CBD oil helps Colorado teen pursue dream of driving, racing
• “A significant event”: CBD-based pharma drug Epidiolex presented to FDA for approval
• Race for CBD medication breakthrough: Is pharma firm’s boon the hemp industry’s doom?
• I work to protect children from marijuana. My epileptic son could benefit from it.
• Federal lawsuit against Sessions and DEA says marijuana’s Schedule I status unconstitutional
• How advocates are inspiring members of Congress to champion national CBD oil legalization
• Forbidden medicine: Caught between a doctor’s CBD advice and federal laws
• “People are desperate”: Parents, doctors place epileptic children in trials to get FDA approval of CBD oil
• Largest, most rigorous study to date confirms CBD oil helps some kids with epilepsy
• In Texas, veterans and conservative Christian moms rally for medical marijuana
• Both chambers of Indiana Legislature approve CBD oil bills
• Top S.C. prosecutor contender at potential odds with U.S. Attorney General on medical marijuana
• Another unanimous vote: Wisconsin CBD oil bill heads to gov
• In sharp shift of political winds, Indiana House unanimously passes CBD bill
• Indiana CBD oil measure moves ahead
• Wisconsin Senate passes CBD possession bill but refuses to legalize cannabis production
• Without legislative action, Iowa’s medical marijuana program will expire on July 1
• Texas medical marijuana faces a steep uphill climb to implementation
• New cannabidiol oil bill advances in Wisconsin legislature
• Assessing the scientific evidence: What is known about cannabis and health effects

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