The U.S. Pain Foundation recently has been participating in the Collaborative for CBD Science & Safety (CCSS),...
The U.S. Pain Foundation recently has been participating in the Collaborative for CBD Science & Safety (CCSS),...
U.S. Pain is pleased to share that Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards has signed into law House Bill 819, which...
We are very pleased to share that Connecticut has approved chronic pain as a qualifying condition to be able to...
An increasing number of states offer medical cannabis programs. In most cases, to be eligible, patients must be...
Ellen Lenox Smith is Co-Director of Medical Cannabis for U.S. Pain and a U.S. Pain Board Member. She lives with two...
Election Day was an exciting night for citizens hoping for legal access to medical cannabis. Both Missouri and Utah...
Policymakers across both aisles have had mixed viewpoints when it comes to cultivating cannabis, not in the literal...
California has long been a harbinger of medical cannabis access. In 1996, it approved medical cannabis for patients...
By Jerry S. Goldman and Ethan W. Middlebrooks As a result of the conflicting laws and policies of the federal...
On May 23, Americans for Safe Access (ASA) awarded U.S. Pain with its inaugural “End Pain, Not Lives” Champion of the...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Emily Lemiska Cell phone: 860-748-1349 Email: Emily@uspainfoundation.org Middletown,...
With the release of its eighth edition of the INvisible Project on April 15, U.S. Pain is tackling the stigma of...