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THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM |
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Weekend Weed Read • October 18, 2025 |
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According to the FBI, police made at least 204,036 arrests for marijuana-related violations last year, accounting for over 20% of all drug arrests in 2024. |
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Cannabis consumers are less likely than non-users to develop chronic rhinitis and similar sinonasal diseases, with more frequent consumers possessing the lowest risk. |
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The Michigan Cannabis Industry Association is suing the state over the imposition of a new marijuana tax, which they say improperly amends the state's voter-initiated marijuana legalization law. |
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A commentary published in the Journal of the American Medical Association opines that clinicians must have a better understanding of cannabis and its effects so that they may competently and adequately serve their patients. |
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Researchers conclude, "Cannabinoids show promising potential in managing symptoms such as agitation and aggression in people with dementia." |
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Investigators identify a "consistent relationship" between the adoption of adult-use legalization laws and decreasing opioid overdose deaths, with early adopter states experiencing the most significant declines. |
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