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THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM
Volume 22 • Issue 46 • November 14, 2019
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"Among young regular but non-dependent cannabis users, smoked cannabis led to a significant reduction in driving speed, ...but there was little evidence of residual effects."
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The agency adds, "The latest national and state findings suggest products containing THC, particularly from informal sources like friends, or family, or in-person or online dealers, are linked to most of the cases and play a major role in the outbreak."
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"This study provides preliminary epidemiological evidence that cannabis use may contribute to reducing the association between post-traumatic stress disorder and severe depressive and suicidal states."
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Investigators reported, "Accurate labeling and regulation of ∆9-THC content in CBD/hemp products are needed to prevent unexpected positive drug tests and unintended drug effects."
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Some of the products also tested positive for the presence of solvent residue and elevated levels of heavy metals – findings that are also consistent with those of other studies.
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Authors concluded, "[W]e found evidence that among people reporting daily/almost daily cannabis use, there were important reductions in the prevalence of cannabis use disorder from 2002 to 2016."
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Pew Poll: Two-Thirds of Americans Say “Marijuana Should Be Made Legal” Details
11/14/19 4:21pm UTC
Pennsylvania: Medical Marijuana Patients Protest for Better Protections, Lower Prices Details
11/12/19 5:53pm UTC
Congress Should Lift the Ban on Medical Cannabis Access for Military Veterans Details
11/11/19 4:54pm UTC
Rep. Lee: Fight to end restrictions on veterans’ access to medical marijuana Details
11/08/19 8:27pm UTC
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