The following is an excerpt from Gallup News. Americans’ support for marijuana legalization remains at the record-high 68% recorded each of the past two years. When Gallup first asked about legalizing marijuana in 1969, 12% of Americans were in favor. […]
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The following is an excerpt from MedPage Today. In findings from the U.K. GAP study, for example, users of high-potency cannabis were nearly three times more likely to experience first-time psychosis compared with those who had never used cannabis before
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(Originally aired Nov 14, 2021) A majority of Americans now have access to some form of legal marijuana. A recent Gallup poll finds more than two in three people support legalizing marijuana. But what you may not know is: pot
More than 68 % of Americans support legalizing marijuana, maintaining the record high level reached last year. That’s according to a recent Gallup poll. Over the last 50 years, Gallup has recorded increasing support for legalizing marijuana with notable increases
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As more states legalize marijuana, it’s creating more conflict with the feds who still say pot is illegal.
Wherever you stand on legalized marijuana, the idea has been gaining ground across the nation. America’s most populous state, California, approved recreational pot starting in 2018, with the promise that a Shangri La would emerge, generating a wealth of taxes,
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As more states legalize marijuana, pot advocates say the lofty promises don’t seem to be coming true. This Sunday on Full Measure, I investigate what they say is going wrong. One problem they describe is that legal pot was supposed
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