Medical Cannabis Journal is a medical marijuana magazine that is published monthly. The content of MCJ consists of vital patient-information, contacts, a clinical directory, journalistic-quality articles, editorials, reports and monthly features that are also included on the website. The format of MCJ is approximately 130 full-color pages printed on high-quality earth-friendly recycled paper.
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MCJ Interviews Mary Lynn Mathre
I have been a registered Nurse for over 35 years. I began in medical/surgical adult care - nursing and the hospital system. Along the way, I learned about patients using cannabis. I have a Masters prepared background in medical/surgical nursing. In the early 80’s, I was a supervising nurse in a small hospital in Washington State. Our Director of Nursing was quite concerned because an elderly patient was coming in with what she called a “marijuana pill.
MCJ Interviews Mary Lynn Mathre
I have been a registered Nurse for over 35 years. I began in medical/surgical adult care - nursing and the hospital system. Along the way, I learned about patients using cannabis. I have a Masters prepared background in medical/surgical nursing. In the early 80’s, I was a supervising nurse in a small hospital in Washington State. Our Director of Nursing was quite concerned because an elderly patient was coming in with what she called a “marijuana pill.
IRS Ruling Against Harborside No Surprise by: Mark Pedersen
What has happened to Harborside, though regrettable and terribly tragic for those patients that rely on it, is far from being a surprise. The fact is, the only thing that has kept the state and Federal Governments from locking down ALL of the dispensaries in Cali and the other states with cannabis programs has been the sheer number of participants in their medical cannabis programs.
Cannabis world timeline
After 1937, with the passage of the Marihuana Tax Act and subsequent federal and state legislation, it became virtually impossible for physicians to obtain or prescribe marihuana preparations for their patients. Thus, the medical profession was denied access to a versatile pharmaceutical tool with a history of therapeutic utility going back thousands of years".
Round Table Meeting with Judge James P. Gray, Judy K. Thompson & Ron Niehouse (MCJ)
If you’re gonna use any, well no, not my drug cause it’s a legal drug, that’s alcohol, that’s okay. I can be a social drinker. But if you’re marijuana, you’re the devil weed. They don’t draw those distinctions intentionally. And they will accuse me of being a drug legalizer. Well, what does that mean? Anytime you’re a drug legalizer it has the intended connotation that I don’t care if your 12 year old daughter buys some cocaine in a vending machine across from her junior high school. That’s the connotation that they want. Because it will freeze peoples minds. It will stop the discussion in its tracks & that’s exactly the intended outcome.
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California's Medical Cannabis Guidelines
In August of 2008 California's Attorney General: Jerry Brown released the updated-version of what is referred to as, "The Guidelines for the Security and Non-Diversion of Marijuana Grown for Medical Use". These guidelines were released in August of2008.
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MCJ Interviews Mary Lynn Mathre
I have been a registered Nurse for over 35 years. I began in medical/surgical adult care - nursing and the hospital system. Along the way, I learned about patients using cannabis. I have a Masters prepared background in medical/surgical nursing. In the early 80’s, I was a supervising nurse in a small hospital in Washington State. Our Director of Nursing was quite concerned because an elderly patient was coming in with what she called a “marijuana pill.
IRS Ruling Against Harborside No Surprise by: Mark Pedersen
What has happened to Harborside, though regrettable and terribly tragic for those patients that rely on it, is far from being a surprise. The fact is, the only thing that has kept the state and Federal Governments from locking down ALL of the dispensaries in Cali and the other states with cannabis programs has been the sheer number of participants in their medical cannabis programs.
Cannabis world timeline
After 1937, with the passage of the Marihuana Tax Act and subsequent federal and state legislation, it became virtually impossible for physicians to obtain or prescribe marihuana preparations for their patients. Thus, the medical profession was denied access to a versatile pharmaceutical tool with a history of therapeutic utility going back thousands of years".
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Medical Cannabis Journal and Judge P. Gray discuss Medical Cannabis in the United States.
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Speaking Out for MMJ
Eleanor Podmore is a 56-year-old mother of two. She and her husband live in a nice, split-level home in a nice, professional neighborhood in Ajax, a suburb of Toronto. He has a good job working in the insurance industry. She used to work for a major energy company as a manager for corporate locations and franchises for the province of Ontario.
U.S. War on Marijuana
The United States is well known for being the "land of the free", but not when it comes to Marijuana. The federal government, guided by special interest groups, has conducted a rigorous and systematic campaign of disinformation and criminalization against marijuana that has lasted through the majority of the twentieth century and continues today.
MCJ Mission Statement
The Medical Cannabis Journal (MCJ) envisions a society where cannabis is respected, and it’s therapeutic benefits are widely accepted; a future where cannabis consumption, cultivation, and distribution are not only legal, but common place.
Irv Rosenfeld
Casper has a chat with Irv Rosenfeld, 1 or 4 remaining IND (Federal cannabis Patients) alive in the U.S. today. The U.S. Government supplies him and three others hundreds of "joints" per month. This interview talks of Irv's new book among many other things.






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