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• Southaven store continued spice sales
• University of Minnesota researchers: Cannabinoids eases sickle cell pain
• Police bust marijuana grow house in Madison
• City bans fake marijuana
• Synthetic pot ban pushed forward
• Press Release

Southaven store continued spice sales Posted: 24 Jul 2010 04:07 PM PDT Southaven store continued spice sales SOUTHAVEN – The Southaven Board of Alderman deemed Sam's Snack Express on Hamilton, near State Line road a public nuisance. Read more on DeSoto Times-Tribune

University of Minnesota researchers: Cannabinoids eases sickle cell pain Posted: 24 Jul 2010 02:05 PM PDT University of Minnesota researchers: Cannabinoids eases sickle cell pain If Cheech and Chong had sickle cell disease, chances are they wouldn't have felt nuthin'. A University of Minnesota medical school research team said Thursday that cannabinoids, a synthetic compound based on marijuana derivatives, could effectively ease pain in patients suffering from sickle cell disease (SCD). SCD is a genetic blood disorder in which red blood cells [...] Read more on MedCity News

Police bust marijuana grow house in Madison Posted: 24 Jul 2010 12:06 PM PDT Police bust marijuana grow house in Madison Operation included grow lights, carbon dioxide and watering systems, cameras, 42 pounds of pot More Read more on Nashville City Paper

City bans fake marijuana Posted: 24 Jul 2010 10:06 AM PDT City bans fake marijuana The Marshall City Commission made the city the first in East Texas to ban the possession, purchase, sale and use of synthetic cannibinoids to protect the public health of its citizens during its regular meeting Thursday night. Read more on The Marshall News Messenger

Synthetic pot ban pushed forward Posted: 24 Jul 2010 08:12 AM PDT Synthetic pot ban pushed forward Synthetic marijuana could soon be banned in Fort Wayne. Read more on Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Press Release Posted: 24 Jul 2010 02:07 AM PDT Press Release Synthetic marijuana products being sold at gas stations, convenience stores and “head shops� have spurred more than 750 calls to U.S. poison centers this year alone, causing increased concern among doctors and clinicians as well as state lawmakers, who are quickly moving to outlaw such products. Read more on PharmiWeb

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