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When Legalization Meets Reality

As high-potency cannabis spreads, new research and personal stories are reshaping debate, linking heavy use to rising psychosis and forcing a cultural rethink on legalization. Suddenly, warnings about cannabis are everywhere. In early February, Canadian

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Sleep Software Market Expected to Reach $1.8 Billion by 2030: Sleep

The primary market opportunities within the sleep software sector hinge on the growing need for advanced diagnostic tools in managing sleep disorders, coupled with the rise in wearable tech integration The primary market opportunities within

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Ranchi RPF Arrests Man with 14kg Marijuana at Hatia Station

Railway Protection Force apprehended an 18-year-old man at Hatia railway station in Ranchi with 14 kg of marijuana, valued at Rs 7 lakh. The accused, identified as Sandip Kumar from

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Def Tech’s Nishimiya Apologizes After Drug Indictment

TOKYO, Feb 23 (News On Japan) – Yuki Nishimiya, 45, a member of the music duo Def Tech who was arrested and indicted for possessing dried cannabis, has been released

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The American-made hemp shirt experiment

Hemp is often held up as a versatile crop with all sorts of applications. By MATT HUDSON, Montana Free Press In 2020, a northcentral Montana hemp crop was harvested, beginning

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More than 60 scramblers, e-scooters, and e-bikes seized across west Dublin

In a separate seizure, gardaí discovered cannabis with an estimated street value of €500,000 when searching a van in Swords. MORE THAN 60 scrambler motorbikes, e-scooters, e-bikes, and quad bikes

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Does teen cannabis increase psychosis and bipolar risk? #health

Researchers followed hundreds of thousands of adolescents into adulthood and found that those who had used cannabis in the prior year were more likely to develop psychotic disorders and bipolar

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Does teen cannabis raise psychosis and bipolar risk? #health

Researchers tracked more than 400,000 teenagers into adulthood and found that those who reported using cannabis in the past year were more likely, on average, to develop psychotic disorders and

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