Heidi Anderson-Swan shares her experience with marijuana and Cannabis-Induced Psychosis. She has learned and observed that of all drugs, THC has the highest conversion rate to schizophrenia and urges limits on marijuana potency in an effort to reduce mental illness and homelessness. Read the full article …
As more states consider legalizing marijuana, they should look at how it has evolved into a high potency drug without regulation to protect youth and children. When states moved to regulate e-cigarettes and flavored vaping in response to soaring rates of use among young people, so …
These concentrates must be regulated and kept out of Colorado schools …
When Colorado legalized medical marijuana in 2000, the average THC level was 5%. Today, the average plant is nearly 19%, and the marijuana industry has created products with concentrates from 70-95%. While marijuana at lower THC levels have been proven medically beneficial, there is no evidence …
Colorado’s THC Potency Endangers Kids, Serves as Warning to Other States, Congress
White paper data shows more Colorado youth are using dangerous high-THC products …
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Study suggests legal marijuana may lead to higher youth use while Industry lobbying group opposes limits on cannabis potency …
Listen to U.S. Attorney for Colorado Jason Dunn reflect on skyrocketing THC potency in concentrates and black market marijuana syndicates in Colorado on Colorado Public Radio’s Colorado Matters, starting at 17:25. …
When it was first legalized in 2012, marijuana was not the same substance it is today and should be regulated. Jennifer Cunningham presents evidence that marijuana, in potency above 15%, should be considered a hard drug. Read the full article at Boulder’s Daily Camera. …
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