The 2025 YouGov survey data from more than 31,000 US adults show significant support for recreational cannabis legalization, medical use, and federal reclassification.
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Cannabis Science and Technology
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- Quality Control in the Cannabis Industry: A Depressing Update by Brian C. Smith
- Small Wonders: Nanoemulsion Technology for Cannabinoid Delivery by Lo Friesen
- Exploring Blockchain Applications for the Cannabis Industry by Zacariah L. Hildenbrand, Hannia Mendoza-Dickey, and Robert Manes
- Expanding the Panel of Heavy Metals in Cannabis Consumer Products Beyond the Big Four: Understanding the Cost Difference by Robert Thomas
- Aspergillus Contamination in Cannabis Flowers and the Risks to Immunocompromised Individuals by Douglas Smith
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