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Does Cannabis Affect Men and Women Differently?

Summary by Good Times Santa Cruz
Richard Stockton talks with Washington State University psychologist Carrie Cuttler about research into how cannabis may affect men and women differently—from appetite and memory to pain tolerance.
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Does Cannabis Affect Men and Women Differently?

Richard Stockton talks with Washington State University psychologist Carrie Cuttler about research into how cannabis may affect men and women differently—from appetite and memory to pain tolerance.

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Good Times Santa Cruz broke the news on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.
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