The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 10, 2025

Michigan Upholds 24% Cannabis Tax Despite Industry Lawsuit

Michigan's 24% tax on wholesale cannabis purchases will remain in place, a judge has ruled, rejecting a challenge from the state's cannabis industry. The new tax is expected to generate $420 million in revenue for road construction projects. The Michigan Cannabis Industry Association had filed a lawsuit arguing the tax was unconstitutional, but the judge found the industry failed to prove the tax violated the state constitution.

Massachusetts Moves to Allow Social Consumption of Cannabis

Massachusetts regulators are expected to pass regulations for social consumption of cannabis, allowing cannabis businesses to let customers use their products on-site. This landmark decision will open up new possibilities for the industry, with safeguards in place to ensure responsible consumption. The first social consumption license will be reserved for members of the CCC's social equity program.

The potential role of CBD in lung cancer therapy: a systematic review of preclinical and clinical evidence

This research explores the potential of CBD as a therapeutic agent for lung cancer, indicating that CBD influences multiple cancer-relevant pathways and demonstrates a favorable safety profile. The findings suggest that CBD may be a promising candidate for lung cancer therapy, particularly in advanced stages where therapeutic options are limited.

Nanotechnology for the Efficacious Delivery of Medicinal Cannabis and Pharmaceutical Medicines

This research explores the use of nanoparticles as a delivery system for medicinal cannabis and pharmaceutical drugs, particularly in the context of cancer treatments. The key findings indicate that nanoparticle-based drug delivery can overcome the challenges associated with oral administration, such as poor bioavailability and variable drug absorption in the gut.

Cannabis and Oral Health Implications for 3 Priority Populations

This research examines the potential impact of cannabis use on oral health, with a focus on three priority populations: Indigenous Canadians, adolescents and young adults, and 2SLGBTQI+ youth. The evidence presented highlights the need to address cannabis-related oral health impacts through inclusive, population-specific research and policy, which can inform the development of clinical guidelines and public health initiatives.

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