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Report: Allegations of Marijuana Use Frequently Trigger CPS Investigations

Marijuana-related investigations far outnumbered those triggered by allegations of maternal tobacco or alcohol use.

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Survey: Most Patients and Providers Report That Cannabis Reduces Opioid Use

Eighty-four percent of healthcare providers surveyed said, “Medical cannabis should be used to reduce the use of opioids for pain management.”

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Analysis: Nearly 50,000 People Have Been Deported for Violating Marijuana Laws

“The US federal government has thus far been unwilling to revise federal immigration law to match current public sentiment on drugs,” the study’s authors concluded.

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Poll: Most Americans Say That Adults Should Be Able to Legally Grow Marijuana at Home

Among those respondents who consume cannabis, 62% say that they would prefer to grow their own marijuana rather than buy it from retailers.

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New York: Regulators Approve Rules Permitting Home Cultivation Of Cannabis

The new regulations permit an adult to grow up to six plants on private property and harvest up to five pounds of cannabis flower.

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Survey: Nearly One-Third of Cancer Patients Acknowledge Using Cannabis Post-Diagnosis, Most Don’t Tell Their Doctors

“Our study found that cannabis use among cancer patients is common [and that] cannabis [is] often obtained without oncologist involvement.”

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Study: Cannabis Exposure Not Associated with Increased Psychosis Risk Among High-Risk Youth

The study’s authors concluded: “[C]ontinuous cannabis use over 2-years was not associated with an increased psychosis transition rate, and did not worsen clinical symptoms, functioning levels, or overall neurocognition.”

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NBA Removes Cannabis from Prohibited Substances List

NBA players will no longer be drug tested for cannabis.

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