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1 in 5 young adults in the US use cannabis or alcohol to fall asleep

Pre-rolled marijuana joints are pictured at Sea of ​​Green Farms in Seattle, Washington, U.S., June 30, 2014. — Reuters More than one in five Americans aged 19 to 30 say they use cannabis, alcohol or both to fall asleep, according to new data from the University of Michigan’s Monitoring the Future (MTF). The strategy, the researchers warn, can backfire by disrupting sleep quality and the ability to stay asleep over time. The study found that 22% of young adults reported using cannabis, alcohol, or both as a sleep aid. Using cannabis to sleep was much more common than alcohol: around

Employee dies after US immigration raid on California’s Cannabis Farm

Listen to the article A farm worker died on Friday, his family said after being injured during an invasion of US immigrant agents on a legal cannabis farm in California that led to arrests of 200 immigrants without documents and clashes. President Donald Trump, meanwhile, called on protesters involved in attacks against immigration and ICE “Slimeballs” agents and said they should be arrested. In another development, a regional judge ordered to stop “patrols” to Los Angeles by federal agents who kept suspicious immigrants without a possible cause and denied the fair procedure. Regional Judge Maame Ewusi-Mensah Frimpong ordered to end

February 24, 2024

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Germany joins the legal cannabis club

BERLIN: Germany on Friday joined the small group of countries and jurisdictions that have legalized cannabis when the Bundestag passed a law allowing individuals and voluntary associations to grow and keep limited amounts of the drug. The law passed by Chancellor Olaf Solz’s ruling three-party coalition legalizes the cultivation of up to three plants for private consumption and the possession of up to 25 grams of cannabis. Larger-scale, but still non-commercial, cannabis production will be allowed for members of so-called cannabis clubs with no more than 500 members, all of whom must be adults. Only club members can consume their

February 23, 2024

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Germany legalizes recreational cannabis but introduces strict purchase rules

From April 1st, smoking cannabis in many public places will be legal in Germany A protester holds a placard saying ‘not criminal’ at a demonstration calling for the legalization of cannabis in Germany. —Reuters Germany’s parliament has approved a new law allowing the recreational use of cannabis, marking a major shift in drug policy. BBC mentionted. While people over 18 will now be allowed to possess significant quantities of cannabis, the purchase of the drug will be subject to strict regulations. From April 1, smoking cannabis in many public places will be legal, with possession limits set at 25g in

January 26, 2024

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Accelerating work on the principle of cannabis

Islamabad: The government has accelerated progress on the establishment of the Cannabis Control and Regulatory Authority (CCRA) to regulate the cultivation of marijuana for medical and industrial use. Two projects had been started during the previous Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government to produce marijuana for medical and industrial purposes. Now, the current government has decided to create an authority that will deal with issues related to cannabis.Sources said the authority will issue licenses to farmers to grow crops aimed at using marijuana in the medical and industrial sectors. Officials said the caretaker government had held consultations with provincial governments where a

November 7, 2023

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Smoking cannabis is linked to a 34% higher risk of heart attack, study finds

A man smokes marijuana in Washington Square Park as cannabis enthusiasts mark the annual but informal celebration of marijuana. —Reuters New studies presented at the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions in Philadelphia highlight the potential risks associated with using marijuana — made from dried cannabis leaves — in older adults, including an increased risk of heart attack, stroke and heart failure. A study revealed that elderly people who did not smoke tobacco but used marijuana had a higher risk of heart attack and stroke when they were hospitalized. Additionally, people who used this psychoactive drug from the cannabis plant daily

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