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Major new study shows legalising cannabis does not increase addiction
bristolpost.co.uk · United Kingdom
A new study indicates that the legalization of cannabis does not lead to an increase in addiction rates. This finding contributes to ongoing discussions surrounding drug policy and public health.
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