The 2025 YouGov survey data from more than 31,000 US adults show significant support for recreational cannabis legalization, medical use, and federal reclassification.
Publication|Articles|November 11, 2024
Cannabis Science and Technology
- September/October 2024
- Volume 7
- Issue 5
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Articles include:
- Calibration Science, Part VI: Validation by Brian C. Smith
- Rescheduling Cannabis: Are We Entering A New Era? By Lo Friesen
- Croptober: The Challenges of Outdoor Cannabis Cultivation by Madeline Colli
- Understanding Sources of Heavy Metals in Cannabis and Hemp Consumer Products, Part II: Is the Fractured Nature of State-based Regulations Ignoring the Evidence? By Robert Thomas
- More and Better Grow Options Emerging by David Hodes
- A Better Cannabis Product Testing System By Ruth Fisher
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Calibration Science, Part VI: Validationalmost 2 years ago
Rescheduling Cannabis: Are We Entering A New Era?almost 2 years ago
Croptober: The Challenges of Outdoor Cannabis Cultivationalmost 2 years ago
More and Better Grow Options Emergingalmost 2 years ago
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