How reclassifying marijuana could reshape the industry | REUTERS

President Trump has announced an executive order reclassifying marijuana as a Schedule III drug, effectively easing federal restrictions on the drug. The White House is stressing that this change would make it easier for scientists to study marijuana – especially around its potential to treat chronic pain and other conditions. #trump #health #politics #news #abcnews

President #Trump has signed an executive order to fast-track cannabis' reclassification, allowing the FDA to study its medicinal uses. The order does not legalize nor sanction the usage of cannabis as a recreational drug.

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