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Cannabis Use Rarely Precedes Hard Drug Use, Study Finds

Summary by European Medical Journal

A large Japanese survey finds little evidence that cannabis leads to harder drug use, challenging the gateway hypothesis and prompting reevaluation of longstanding drug policy assumptions.

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European Medical Journal

Cannabis Use Rarely Precedes Hard Drug Use, Study Finds

A large Japanese survey finds little evidence that cannabis leads to harder drug use, challenging the gateway hypothesis and prompting reevaluation of longstanding drug policy assumptions.

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Cannabis Clubs Now Approved in Hesse. Cannabis Use Declines

Cannabis clubs in Germany have been legally allowed to cultivate cannabis for a year, but only under strict regulations and exclusively for their members. In the state of Hesse, ten such cultivation clubs have received official approval so far. This was announced over the weekend by the regional council in Darmstadt, which is responsible for the process. Strict regulations guide legal cultivation in Hesse’s cannabis clubs, while youth consumptio…

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