How Can Parents Best Prevent Kids from Accidentally Consuming Medicated Candy on Halloween? Each year, news stories resurface about kids accidentally consuming cannabis-infused candy. The data show the risk is almost entirely at home, not from strangers. Let’s replace fear with

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New study: Legalizing medical marijuana is "associated with significant reductions in opioid prescribing." "These findings support the potential of [medical cannabis laws] as a policy tool for reducing opioid use and promoting safer pain management." marijuanamoment.net/legalizing-med…

Trump aligned pollster finds strong support for hemp: 72% support a federal law allowing the sale and possession of consumable hemp-based products with new safety regulations. This includes 77% of GOP, 71% of Democrats, and 68% of Independents. Only 14% opposed it.

🎃 Every year: new panic, same myth. There has never been a single verified case of strangers handing kids THC candy. Not one. The real risk? Poor storage at home. Lock it up, label it clearly, and let kids be kids. ➕ Education beats fear every time. #CannabisEducation

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