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Cannabis Abuse and Misuse Is On the Rise, Study Suggests

Of particular concern are edible cannabis products, the researchers say, which may be marketed in ways that make them more attractive to youth.

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In Connecticut, Cannabis Sales Will Start in January

Legal recreational cannabis sales will begin in Connecticut on January 10, 2023, the state’s cannabis regulator has announced.

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Canada Increases Legal Cannabis Drink Limit

Any cannabis consumer in Canada can now buy up to 48 cans of cannabis beverages – a substantial increase on the previous limit of five cans.

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CBD Oil Does Not Improve Quality of Life for Palliative Care Cancer Patients, Study Finds

CBD oils do not improve patients’ ratings of pain, depression, anxiety, or quality of life, a new trial of palliative care patients with advanced cancer has found.

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SC Labs Expands Into Southern California

The lab plans to build a 12,000-square-foot facility in the Van Nuys neighborhood of Los Angeles.

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Cannabis-Arrests Plummet Following Recreational Legalization, Study Finds

The study also found that arrests fell, post-legalization, in states that had already decriminalized cannabis.

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Yet Another California Lawsuit Alleges That a Cannabis Company Exaggerated THC Levels of Products

The lawsuit follows two others, both filed recently by the same law firm, that claimed other companies in California had exaggerated the levels of THC on the packaging of their pre-rolls.

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New Study Finds Metal Particles in Unused Cannabis Vape Liquids

Even unused cannabis vape pens may contain metal particles, according to a new study led by researchers at the National Research Council of Canada.

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Oregon Regulator Recalls THC Extracts Due to Pesticide Concerns

The recall affects 9,300 product units that are still on the market and 13,600 units that were sold to consumers.

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