In 2009, New Mexico became the first state to explicitly authorize the use of medical cannabis for people with PTSD. While there had been no studies of the effects of cannabis on PTSD symptoms before this decision, there had been case reports that had shown some promise.

On April 1, 2022, the United States House of Representatives passed the 'MORE' Act or Marijuana Opportunity Reinvestment and Expungement Act. Considered a watershed moment for federal cannabis legalization in the United States, the bill would effectively decriminalize cannabis possession and usage if signed into law.

Renowned physician and co-founder of Thrive Medical Cannabis is guiding Texas patients toward safe, effective treatment options.

When it was time to transition back to a “normal” life, Rodrigo struggled as many other veterans do. The emotional side of transitioning was very tough and having to explain what he went through and was going through at that time to people around him was not easy and usually did not help.

Texas has been known for having a firm stance on cannabis being illegal for recreational use. However, recent legislation has opened up access to medicinal cannabis products in the state for millions of more Texans.