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Federal Appeals Court Denies Workers' Compensation Claim for Cannabis Edibles
by admin on March 9, 2026
A construction worker who was permanently disabled on the job has been denied workers' compensation coverage for cannabis-infused edibles prescribed by
Oregon Bill To Ban Marijuana Edibles With More Than 10 Milligrams Of THC Fails
by Marijuana Moment on March 7, 2026
“I thought that this fight was winnable. It’s a bill that does not cost the state a cent and that protects children from life-threatening overdoses of marijuana. I was wrong.” By Mia Maldonado, Oregon Capital Chronicle An attempt to limit how much THC can be in an individual edible isn’t advancing this year in Oregon.
2nd Circ. Says Pot Edibles Not Covered By Workers' Comp
by @law360 on March 7, 2026
A Second Circuit panel has found that federal workers' compensation can't cover the cost of prescribed cannabis edibles, because they are still considered Schedule I drugs under federal law with "no accepted medical use."
Cannabis Edibles and Children
by Josh Jardine on March 6, 2026
Oregon is considering legislation to address an issue no parent should ever have to contend with – non fatal pediatric cannabis overdoses. While childless, I have been enlisted by friends with children who have eaten cannabis edibles, and had adverse reactions. Thankfully, the worst of it was their offspring being, well, really high, then sleeping
Lawmakers strike down bill capping THC levels in Oregon’s cannabis edibles
by Jashayla Pettigrew on March 6, 2026
The proposal aimed to prevent children from accidentally consuming edibles and experiencing cannabis poisoning.
Oregon cannabis industry defeats edibles THC cap
by Margaret Jackson on March 6, 2026
Senate Bill 1548 sought to mandate individual wrapping for each piece of THC-infused edibles and cap the potency of individual doses at 10 mg.
Attempt to limit potency of THC in marijuana edibles fails at Oregon Legislature
by Mia Maldonado on March 6, 2026
The bill was prompted by reports of children seeking medical attention after consuming edibles.
Oregon bill to limit how much THC goes into each edible fails
by Mia Maldonado on March 6, 2026
An attempt to limit how much THC can be in an individual edible isn’t advancing this year in the Oregon Legislature.
3 Reasons Consumers Prefer Live Rosin Gummies 2026
by RMR Staff on March 5, 2026
This live rosin gummies article is sponsored by Evn. Respect My Region received compensation for this publication.*
Marijuana, psychedelic edibles seized after Athens traffic stop
by Chloe Collins on March 4, 2026
Whether It’s Smoking or Edibles, Marijuana Is Bad for Your Heart
by @ucsf on March 2, 2026
A new study led by UC San Francisco researchers finds that chronic cannabis use — whether it’s smoked or consumed in edible form — is associated with significant cardiovascular risks.

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