Marijuana reclassification refers to changes in how cannabis is classified under U.S. federal law, including shifts in scheduling under the Controlled Substances Act. Historically listed as a Schedule I substance alongside drugs considered to have no accepted medical use, recent federal policy actions have pushed for recognition of cannabis’s therapeutic potential.
At JRL CHARTS, we provide real-time reporting and analysis on marijuana reclassification developments — from executive orders that move cannabis to lower schedules, to legislative actions, DEA announcements, and the ongoing legal and scientific debates over cannabis’s medical use.
This tag serves as a central archive for authoritative coverage of federal cannabis policy changes, the implications for patients and healthcare, and how reclassification impacts research, prescription standards, public health, and broader drug policy reform.
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