subscription required to read full article, but I think most of us know about nausea relief w/ cannabis anyway ....
https://www.citizentribune.com/news/business/tilray-medical-cannabis-product-shows-promise-reducing-nausea-and-vomiting-caused-by-chemotherapy-in-world/article_a22d626b-0538-5d42-95b2-1ee9fbd2fe36.html ... See more

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https://www.cannaconnection.com/blog/18586-10-essential-tips-for-cooking-edibles

Want to step up your edible game? In this article, we share 10 tips for cooking with cannabis, so you can dish up awesome edibles at home!

Hawaiian Ethos is opening it's 3rd location in Hilo today! Another option for patients with a 329 Medical Cannabis card. There are some great specials for this opening week! Saturday Sept. 26th- Oct. 3rd. 20% off ll products, and package deals! Hawaii's only sun grown flower and solventless extracts. Hawaiian Ethos has been a long supporter of the Patients Union. Let's show them some support! https://bigislandnow.com/2020/09/21/hawaiian-ethos-to-launch-hilo-location-this-week/ ... See more

Patients living on the windward side of the Big Island and in need of medical cannabis will have more options beginning this weekend.

"The revised guidance, published Sept. 12, maintains that state-legal marijuana businesses do not qualify for most common business deductions and credits, per Internal Revenue Code Section 280E. But, the IRS now points out, those businesses can reduce gross receipts using an accounting method available under Section 471."
https://www.weedweek.net/stories/irs-greenlights-tax-loophole-for-pot-businesses/ ... See more

The IRS has updated its guidance for cannabis operators, a move some in the industry view as a rare helping hand from the tax agency. The revised guidance, published Sept. 12, maintains that state-legal marijuana businesses do not qualify for most common business deductions and credits, per Internal... ... See more

https://www.marijuanamoment.net/congressional-research-service-analyzes-marijuana-expungements-and-cannabis-immigration-issues/

The Congressional Research Service (CRS) released new two reports on marijuana policy—one dealing with the immigration implications of federal prohibition and the other looking at expungements provisions in pending legislation to deschedule cannabis. For the immigration-focused report published la... ... See more

New Hawaiian Ethos location opening in Hilo.

https://governor.hawaii.gov/newsroom/latest-news/doh-news-release-doh-approves-additional-medical-cannabis-retail-locations/

“When I started growing, it was just for me, so I could provide myself with medicine,” Kosala said. “Then, I guess it started being decent medicine. People wanted help or just wanted to try it. And then I started helping some other people, epilepsy patients, some cancer patients, an MS (multiple sclerosis) patient.

“It kept blossoming into more. I just kept going as the road opened up.” [Read more at MLive.com]

https://www.cannabisbusinessexecutive.com/2020/09/hobby-to-craft-first-marijuana-microbusiness-license-awarded-to-northern-michigan-man/ ... See more

The FDA has announced it will hold a public meeting on Nov. 19, one that it suggests will be of benefit to researchers, educators, clinicians and patients with an interest in CBD and other cannabinoids.
https://leaderpost.com/cannabis-news/fda-looking-to-get-scientific-about-the-effects-of-cannabis-based-on-gender-differences ... See more

Considering the safety of CBD products “may be particularly important to address in women.”

... for those squeamish about revealing how, say, their CBD products are made, there’s a way for companies to wind through the process without lifting the hood on whatever gives them a competitive edge.
https://cannabiswire.com/2020/09/24/the-fda-wants-to-help-cannabis-businesses-advance-research/
Taylor highlighted that the FDA is collecting public comments on CBD “indefinitely” through the Federal Register, and suggested that comments could be made about potential challenges faced by people in the cannabis industry, topics for the FDA to consider related to guidance, and data. ... See more

During a recent webinar, the FDA detailed how its Drug Master Files process could speed up research, while keeping proprietary information secret.

... disaster- or COVID-related services, grants, loans and tax benefits that are made available through federal agencies or congressional legislation cannot be denied to cannabis businesses solely because of the nature of their work, as long as it is in compliance with state law.
https://www.marijuanamoment.net/marijuana-businesses-could-get-federal-disaster-relief-funds-under-new-congressional-bill/ ... See more

Marijuana businesses impacted by recent natural disasters or that have experienced financial distress due to the coronavirus pandemic would be eligible for federal relief programs under new legislation introduced in the House of Representatives and Senate on Thursday. Because cannabis remains federa... ... See more

In a press release, Michael Hiller, lead pro bono counsel for the plaintiffs, said:

Criminalizing cannabis under the pretext that it has no medical utility and is too dangerous to be administered even under strict medical supervision is not just absurd; it's unconstitutionally irrational. The federal government owns at least two medical cannabis patents, distributes cannabis to patients around the Country under the auspices of the FDA's Investigational New Drug Program, has acquiesced to legalization-programs in 38 U.S. States and Territories … and has approved at least one medical cannabis drug (Epidiolex) for distribution to children without a prescription [emphasis in original]. Yet the federal government maintains that cannabis is as dangerous as heroin, has no medical uses in the U.S. and is too dangerous to administer - claims which do not square with reality and which place millions of Americans, and billions in investment capital, at risk.

He added that the “briefs filed in support of our appeal are representative of what can only be described as national recognition, including by the federal government itself, that cannabis is safe and medically effective.” (Emphasis in original.)

https://www.cannabisbusinesstimes.com/article/nine-amicus-briefs-filed-supreme-court-washington-v-barr/ ... See more

Eight industry organizations and seven members of Congress all wrote in support of Marvin Washington’s appeal to the country’s highest court.

“We are once again confronting systemic racism with dozens of cases of police brutality coming to a head with the murder of George Floyd in May. This injustice is happening alongside our efforts to advance a legal regulated cannabis industry even while cannabis prohibition in the U.S. has long been used to criminalize Black Americans, who are four times more likely than white people to be arrested on cannabis offenses,” said Wana CEO Nancy Whiteman.

“At Wana, we knew we had to do better–from hiring practices to training for employees on systemic racism and social justice in the cannabis industry. But we didn’t know where to start. After months of hard work and a lot of research, we wanted to share what we had discovered and start a dialogue. Not only can you access resources that we have found valuable, but we invite you to contribute worthwhile resources to the site as well. We truly hope that CannabisForJustice.com will be one small step in the fight for social and racial equity.”

https://www.cannabisbusinessexecutive.com/2020/09/cannabisforjustice-com-launches-to-foster-social-justice-efforts-in-the-cannabis-industry/ ... See more

PRESS RELEASE Boulder, Colo. (Sept. 17, 2020)—As cannabis companies seek out ways to promote social equality and justice, a new resource CannabisForJustice.com has launched to provide a compendium of trusted resources designed for companies in the cannabis industry seeking to do more. The website ... ... See more