Patient Resources

The directory under is a courtesy of http://cannabisclinicians.org

1. The American Alliance for Medical CannabisProvides information to patients and caregivers to help make informed decisions about whether cannabis is the right medicine for them, the laws surrounding medicinal marijuana in given areas, political activism, and recipes and guides to growing your own marijuana.
2. Americans for Safe AccessASA provides training and resources for activists. Including legal resources, resources by state, information on talking to the media, testifying, lobbying, movement building, etc. They also offer condition-based booklets and state legal manuals for purchase.
3. Cannabis Patient NetworkA blog dedicated to patients that are chronically and/or terminally ill. This website represents the stories of people who have benefited from cannabis and wants to provide valuable information and hope to those that may find relief from cannabis.
4. Cannabis Patient Network InstituteCannabis Patient Network unifies patients in support of interdisciplinary research with goals of:
   empowering patients to share their stories, educating patients, care providers, and the masses
   and developing community leadership that encourages critical citizenship.
5. High TimesNewspaper that has sections including news, entertainment, videos, galleries, grow, 101, and events.
6. Marijuana Policy ProjectThe mission of this group is to increase support for non-punitive, non-coercive marijuana policies, identify and activate supporters of those policies, change state laws to reduce or eliminate penalties for medical and non-medical use of marijuana, and gain influence in Congress. Information about significant issues and policies as well as news is available.
7. NORMLProvides information about marijuana, including a primer; personal, medical, and industrial use; testing; health endorsements; legal issues, and a “research library” of information.  State NORML chapters provide varying levels of education, primarily regarding legal issues. Their physician finder links to Weedmaps.
8. O’Shaughnessy’sSeveral different sections including a reader (ongoing history of marijuana), dispatches (original articles), second column (information worth sharing), and a CBDiary (blog).
9. ProCon.orgThis is a a nonprofit public charity that provides resources for critical thinking and to educate without bias. Marijuana is one of many issues discussed on this website.
10. Project CBDProject CBD is a non-profit educational service dedicated to promoting and publicizing research into the medical utility of cannabidiol (CBD) and other components of the cannabis plant. It is intended to update providers and patients about developments in cannabinoid science, promote research, and emphasizes the whole plant therapeutics of cannabis (not just THC or CBD).
11. Patients Out of TimeProvides information to health care professionals, patients, and caregivers about cannabis. Clinical conferences, information about the therapeutic basis of cannabis, and indications for use are also provided.
12. Sensible ColoradoAn organization which has fought for medical marijuana patient rights and worked to reform laws in Colorado to make marijuana regulated like alcohol. Patient resource center is available for patients, caregivers, and business members.
13. United Patients GroupUnited Patients Group team is dedicated to providing the most discrete, professional and safe resource for Medical Cannabis.  They provide many resource links for patients, news articles, research articles and good tips for patients.
14. WeedmapsWeedMaps.com is a community where medical marijuana patients connect with other patients in their geographic region to freely discuss and review local cannabis co-operatives, dispensaries, and delivery services with detailed product menus. It also has a physician listing by area. Listings are in all states across the country active in medical cannnabis.

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1. The American Alliance for Medical CannabisProvides information to patients and caregivers to help make informed decisions about whether cannabis is the right medicine for them, the laws surrounding medicinal marijuana in given areas, political activism, and recipes and guides to growing your own marijuana.
2. Americans for Safe AccessASA provides training and resources for activists. Including legal resources, resources by state, information on talking to the media, testifying, lobbying, movement building, etc. They also offer condition-based booklets and state legal manuals for purchase.
3. Cannabis Patient NetworkA blog dedicated to patients that are chronically and/or terminally ill. This website represents the stories of people who have benefited from cannabis and wants to provide valuable information and hope to those that may find relief from cannabis.
4. Cannabis Patient Network InstituteCannabis Patient Network unifies patients in support of interdisciplinary research with goals of:
   empowering patients to share their stories, educating patients, care providers, and the masses
   and developing community leadership that encourages critical citizenship.
5. High TimesNewspaper that has sections including news, entertainment, videos, galleries, grow, 101, and events.
6. Marijuana Policy ProjectThe mission of this group is to increase support for non-punitive, non-coercive marijuana policies, identify and activate supporters of those policies, change state laws to reduce or eliminate penalties for medical and non-medical use of marijuana, and gain influence in Congress. Information about significant issues and policies as well as news is available.
7. NORMLProvides information about marijuana, including a primer; personal, medical, and industrial use; testing; health endorsements; legal issues, and a “research library” of information.  State NORML chapters provide varying levels of education, primarily regarding legal issues. Their physician finder links to Weedmaps.
8. O’Shaughnessy’sSeveral different sections including a reader (ongoing history of marijuana), dispatches (original articles), second column (information worth sharing), and a CBDiary (blog).
9. ProCon.orgThis is a a nonprofit public charity that provides resources for critical thinking and to educate without bias. Marijuana is one of many issues discussed on this website.
10. Project CBDProject CBD is a non-profit educational service dedicated to promoting and publicizing research into the medical utility of cannabidiol (CBD) and other components of the cannabis plant. It is intended to update providers and patients about developments in cannabinoid science, promote research, and emphasizes the whole plant therapeutics of cannabis (not just THC or CBD).
11. Patients Out of TimeProvides information to health care professionals, patients, and caregivers about cannabis. Clinical conferences, information about the therapeutic basis of cannabis, and indications for use are also provided.
12. Sensible ColoradoAn organization which has fought for medical marijuana patient rights and worked to reform laws in Colorado to make marijuana regulated like alcohol. Patient resource center is available for patients, caregivers, and business members.
13. United Patients GroupUnited Patients Group team is dedicated to providing the most discrete, professional and safe resource for Medical Cannabis.  They provide many resource links for patients, news articles, research articles and good tips for patients.
14. WeedmapsWeedMaps.com is a community where medical marijuana patients connect with other patients in their geographic region to freely discuss and review local cannabis co-operatives, dispensaries, and delivery services with detailed product menus. It also has a physician listing by area. Listings are in all states across the country active in medical cannnabis.

Posted in: Online Resources