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Myths and Misconceptions About Marijuana Legalization

The Joint Blog

As many as 11 states now allow consumers over 21 to use marijuana recreationally, and many of those states have enjoyed legal weed for over five years to great success. Unfortunately, there persist many misconceptions about how legalizing marijuana could change local communities and cultures.

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Doctor Takes on Marijuana Myths in New Book

Cannabis Law Report

Rebecca Siegel grew up in a generation where the “this is your brain on drugs” public service announcements made people fear what might happen to them if they used any kind of drug, including marijuana. She now is a medical marijuana practitioner who knows what cannabis can do. But she knows marijuana myths persist.

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6 Myths About CBD Products You Should Debunk

Cannabis Law Report

Marijuana has a long history, including good and bad days. Once taking the name of marijuana was considered a sin, and its consumption was a crime. But now, things have changed, and different states have legalized marijuana plantations. Myth # 2: CBD is Illegal. Myth # 3: All CBD Products are the Same.

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How to Use Cannabis in Community Outreach

Medicinal Marijuana Association

You may wonder about the potential stigma surrounding cannabis and community outreach efforts, but there are strategic ways to utilize this versatile plant for positive impact. By employing thoughtful planning and collaboration, cannabis can serve as a catalyst for engaging with diverse groups and sparking meaningful conversations.

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Breaking the Stigma: Shifting Attitudes Toward Medical Marijuana Nationwide

MMJ Recs

Medical marijuana, once a controversial and stigmatized topic, has undergone a remarkable transformation in the eyes of the American public. As the United States navigates through a complex web of legal, social, and medical considerations, public opinion on medical cannabis has evolved significantly over the years.

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5 Facts Every Cannabis Advocate Needs to Know

The Cannigma

When it comes to cannabis and the struggle for legalization, improving access, and changing hearts and minds, advocates often find themselves up against decades-old myths, misconceptions, and stereotypes that have been delivered from authoritative sources for so long that for many people they supplant the truth.

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New American Medical Association Study Shows Cannabis Legalization Not Linked to Increased Psychosis

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However, a 2023 study debunks many myths about the potential dangers of legalizing cannabis. This groundbreaking research, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association Psychiatry (JAMA), challenges previous claims that marijuana legalization increases psychosis and other mental health issues.