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The Cannabis, Health, and Young Adults (CHAYA) Study was Initially funded in 2013 by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) to examine the natural history of cannabis use among young adult users and how their cannabis practices evolved over time. This longitudinal study enabled us to document changes and stability in young cannabis users' substance use, health behaviors and health outcomes.
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U.S. POLITICS NEWS
MJBizDaily| Sept. 24, 2024 California emergency orders restricting intoxicating hemp products now in effect California Governor Gavin Newsom recently approved emergency rules limiting the sale and production of intoxicating hemp products. These regulations were put in place due to health concerns, especially the marketing of hemp products to minors. Industry experts believe that 90%-95% of hemp products may disappear from the market. 
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MJBizDaily| Sept. 23, 2024 Fourth California marijuana testing lab loses license as crackdown continues California regulators revoked Verity Analytics’ license, the fourth cannabis lab shut down since December 2023 due to THC-potency inflation and failure to detect banned pesticides. Stricter enforcement by the Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) has reduced the number of active labs, sparking concerns about testing reliability and consumer safety. Despite efforts to clean up the industry, tainted products may have reached the market. 
ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
Marijuana Moment | Sept. 12, 2024 Woody Harrelson Pushes California Governor To Sign Cannabis Cafe Bill So That Dispensaries Like The One He Owns Can Serve Food And Drinks Woody Harrelson is urging California Governor Gavin Newsom to sign a bill legalizing marijuana cafes, which would ease regulations on cannabis businesses. Harrelson, who co-owns a marijuana lounge, argues that allowing cafes to sell non-cannabis items like food would support struggling businesses. 
U.S. POLITICS NEWS
14 News| Sept. 12, 2024 Indiana’s Democratic Candidate for Governor Unveils Plan to Legalize Marijuana Jennifer McCormick, Democratic candidate for Indiana governor, unveiled a plan to legalize marijuana, starting with medical use and transitioning to full adult-use legalization. The plan includes creating an Indiana Cannabis Commission to regulate the market and address issues with unregulated hemp-derived THC. McCormick estimates legal cannabis could generate $172 million annually in tax revenue for the state. |
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