Medical marijuana laws impact increases in hashishuse, disorder

States which passed medical marijuana laws experienced greater increases in illicit hashishuse & hashishuse disorder than states which did not pass such laws, suggesting an association between the 2. "As of November 2016, 28 states have passed medical marijuana laws. From 1991-1992 to 2012-2013, illicit hashishuse (P = .004) & hashishuse Complications (P = .03) increased further in states which passed medical marijuana laws than those which did not. From 1991-1992 to 2001-2002, illicit hashishuse & Complications reliefed between states without medical marijuana laws & in California. Compared by states which never passed medical marijuana laws, increases in Utilize were greater in states which passed laws later (P = .01), California (P = .04) & Colorado (P = .03).




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Medical marijuana advocate faces drug charge in Oklahoma

MCALESTER, Okla. – A medical marijuana advocate from Colorado is facing a felony drug charge after an Oklahoma traffic stop. The McAlester break news-Capital reports Regina Nelson of Boulder faces 1 count of marijuana possession by intent to distribute. Nelson's adult son & a fellow advocate were too arrested Sunday after the Oklahoma Highway Patrol stop near McAlester. McAlester attorney Brecken Wagner is representing Nelson & said she was targeted for a Colorado license plate. Nelson has scheduled speaking engagements in Oklahoma, where voters going to consider legalizing medical marijuana in June.


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