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Emyria (ASX:EMD) says it has secured sufficient clinical-grade MDMA to support its MDMA-assisted therapy for over 70 patients.

A Cornell University study has shown that states that permit recreational cannabis use see a 26% reduction in demand for prescription codeine.

Cannabinoid product supplier and health and wellness company Cronos Australia (ASX:CAU) is preparing to close its physical clinics across Queensland.

The ASX health sector is down more than 8% as 2022 comes to end but in signs of optimism for 2023, Morgans has a basket of stocks to watch.

The competition to become the world’s supplier of medicinal cannabis is hotting up. Australian weed companies are getting into the action.

A cheeky glance back at the bits of today that you probably missed because you were doing more interesting things.

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The US could potentially reclassify cannabis, and the Victorian Greens want to legalise and tax the drug at 30%.

Cronos (ASX:CAU) has secured two licences from the Victorian government to enable the operation of its newly-commissioned Melbourne distribution centre (MDC).

The Fed’s persistent rate hikes, which have now taken US rates to the highest level since the 2008 crisis, are recalibrating asset prices.

The Greens want to legalise cannabis across Australia with 40% of Aussies already having used the drug. Only 40%?

Pretty much every other ASX pot stock has encountered some sort of strife and most have tweaked their business direction.

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Aussie markets take solace in coal stocks and resources trades as Russia squeezes EU for energy and Wall Street takes a knee for Labor Day.

August was a solid month for stocks - and medicinal cannabis - despite 10 out of 11 sectors ending in the red.

Local markets have followed Wall Street's Friday wipeout lower, but did so with more dignity, a little panache and less changes of undies.

Growth grows at the edge of recession, 4 ASX stocks that could save the world and we're up to our necks in avvos.

Closing Bell: ASX falls despite flurry of merger and acquisition action

PLS doubles its spod auction record, Guy Le Page and Rick Rule agree on uranium, farmers are positive, and other miracles.