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Frequent Cannabis Use Is More Common in Young Adults Who Do Not Attend College

A University study found that in states where recreational cannabis has been legalized, young adults not in college more often became frequent users of the drug than their college-enrolled peers.

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Can Sobriety Tests Detect Drivers Under the Influence of Cannabis?

Scientists evaluate how accurate law-enforcement administered field sobriety tests are at measuring cannabis exposure and impairment.

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Oregon Cannabis Association Sues State Regulator Over Aspergillus Testing Requirement

Since March 1, any cannabis flower harvested in Oregon must be tested for heavy metals and Aspergillus fungi.

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Cannabis Tinctures Recalled in California Due to Labelling Issue

Five tinctures labeled with an “outdated government warning” have been recalled in California.

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New York to Add Terpene Testing As a Requirement For Medical Cannabis Labs

New York’s Cannabis Control Board has voted to update the state’s cannabis testing regulations, including a requirement to report terpene content for medical cannabis products.

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Psilocybin Is Safe to Give to Anorexic Patients, Trial Finds

Researchers gave the ‘magic mushroom’ drug to ten participants with anorexia, who then received follow-up psychological support.

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Michigan Regulator Recalls Cannabis Vape Cartridges

Regulators in Michigan have recalled a series of vape cartridges from the medical and adult-use markets due to the presence of a banned chemical residue.

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Cannabis Makes Exercise More Tolerable, Study Finds

The runners reported feeling more tranquil, joyful, and euphoric during their cannabis-runs.

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Health Canada to Start Testing Legal and Illegal Cannabis

The Canadian cannabis regulator says it will source the illicit products from law enforcement agencies “for comparative analysis.”

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