AMA Study Shows Cannabis Legalization Hasn’t Increased Youth Marijuana Use

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AMA Study Shows Cannabis Legalization Hasn’t Increased Youth Marijuana Use

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When cannabis drug reform was just starting to gain steam, many a prohibitionist argued that legalizing cannabis would increase access and directly lead to an increase in marijuana use by the youth. ...

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This is interesting! Legalise and monetize!
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