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Updated: June 15, 2026 @ 3:45 pm
Harvard neuroscientist tells the D.C. Circuit that expanding marijuana access without fully addressing documented public health risks could have far reaching consequences. Rising emergency room visits, psychiatric injury, psychosis, and elevated …
Harvard neuroscientist tells the D.C. Circuit that expanding marijuana access without fully addressing documented public health risks could have far reaching consequences. Rising emergency room visits, psychiatric injury, psychosis, and elevated …
Harvard neuroscientist tells the D.C. Circuit that expanding marijuana access without fully addressing documented public health risks could have far reaching consequences. Rising emergency room visits, psychiatric injury, psychosis, and elevated …
Harvard neuroscientist tells the D.C. Circuit that expanding marijuana access without fully addressing documented public health risks could have far reaching consequences. Rising emergency room visits, psychiatric injury, psychosis, and elevated …
WASHINGTON, D.C. / ACCESS Newswire / June 15, 2026 / As the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit weighs an emergency motion to stay the federal government’s recent marijuana rescheduling order, a newly filed declaration from a Harvard Medical School professor warns that the policy change poses “substantial” and “unacceptably high” risks to public health-particularly for adolescents and unborn children.
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