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10 Facts About Marijuana | Marijuana Policy and Effects | Drug ... www.drugpolicy.org/drug-facts/10-facts-about-marijuana‎ Fact #3: Claims about increases in marijuana potency are vastly overstated. In addition, potency is not related to risk of dependence or health impacts. Although ...
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1 Dear John Lively, This has no bearing, but we voted for you. We ... https://olis.leg.state.or.us/liz/2013r1/Downloads/.../13090‎ Apr 2, 2013 – Yet the Federal government is still denying any benefits of Cannabis. ... Fact #3: Claims about increases in marijuana potency are vastly overstated. In addition, potency is not related to risk of dependence or health impacts.
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Marijuana Facts - WV NORML www.wvnorml.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/.../DPA_cannabis_facts.pdf‎ [3]. Fact: Claims about marijuana potency increases are vastly overstated. In addition, potency is not related to risk of dependence or health impacts. Although ...
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