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Brain changes and other cannabis side effects need more study, say Yale researchers.

The Western Maine Addiction Recovery Initiative plans to make SUD prevention education at western Maine schools an annual program.

A new NIH study shows cannabis use implicated in 30% of cases of schizophrenia among men 18 to 30.

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MOSES LAKE — Laura Stack, CEO and founder of Johnny’s Ambassadors, will be speaking at 6 p.m. on March 30 at Columba Basin Technical Skills Center in Moses Lake regarding the risks associated with marijuana use. Stack founded the organization after her son, Johnny Stack, died by suicide in 2019. “Johnny had no medical issues, no mental illnesses until he used marijuana and no genetic history for psychosis. He wasn't depressed, neglected, or unloved. But after getting a ‘medical’ ...

Billings Public Schools Superintendent Greg Upham says his concern for drugs in schools led him to invite a woman from an organization in Denver to talk about the effects of marijuana on children.

Bridget Seritt has multiple autoimmune diseases, a genetic disorder and spinal cord injuries. She typically requires about 3 grams of concentrated THC oil each day. Before the passage of HB-1317,

Colorado family blames high-potency marijuana for sons suicide, urges lawmakers to look at impact of dabbing Nearly nine years after voters legalized recreational marijuana in Colorado, one family is asking lawmakers to look closer at the impacts high-potency marijuana is having on the state. and last updated 2021-05-04 00:29:16-04 DENVER — Nearly nine years after voters legalized recreational marijuana in Colorado, one family is asking lawmakers to look closer at the impacts high-potency ...

Family blames high-potency marijuana for sons suicide, urges lawmakers to look into dabbing Nearly nine years after voters legalized recreational marijuana in Colorado, one family is asking lawmakers to look closer at the impacts high-potency marijuana is having on the state. By: KMGH Staff and last updated 2021-05-04 13:39:09-04 DENVER, Colo. — Nearly nine years after voters legalized recreational marijuana in Colorado, one family is asking lawmakers to look closer at the ...