People Drink ‘Significantly Less Alcohol’ After Smoking Marijuana, Federally Funded Study Shows
Smoking marijuana is associated with “significantly” reduced rates of alcohol consumption, according to a new federally funded study that involved adults smoking joints in a makeshift bar. Researchers at Brown University investigated the science behind the trend that’s come to be known as “California sober,” referring to people who abstain from or limit the use
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September cannabis sales in New Mexico hit $44 million – MJBizDaily
September cannabis sales in New Mexico hit $44 million MJBizDaily
How Cannabis Can Help A Family Thanksgiving
How Cannabis Can Help A Family Thanksgiving
Discover how cannabis can help a family Thanksgiving feel calmer, lighter, and far less stressful this holiday season.
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Women Who Use Marijuana At A ‘High Intensity’ Report Greater Romantic Relationship Satisfaction, New Study Finds
Women who frequently use marijuana report greater satisfaction in their romantic relationships, according to a new study. But for men, the opposite appears to be true for reasons that aren’t immediately clear. The study from researchers at Ariel University and Achva Academic College in Israel was published in the journal Drug and Alcohol Dependence this
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What’s Up With Marijuana Pouches
What’s Up With Marijuana Pouches
From ballparks to boardrooms, people are buzzing about a new way to chill — what’s up with marijuana pouches?
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Youth Marijuana Use Has Declined Since Canada Enacted Legalization, Federally Funded Study Shows
A federally funded study out of Canada shows that youth marijuana use rates have declined after the country legalized cannabis—contradicting concerns voiced by prohibitionists. Using data from Canada’s annual COMPASS Study, researchers at the University of Waterloo and Brock University compared marijuana use trends among adolescents from 2017-2018 (pre-legalization) and 2021-2022 (post-legalization). The study—published in
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