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They're boxed in plain packaging, complete with a graphic image and the obligatory health warning just like the ones you'd buy from a supermarket for two or three times the price
Prevention and education efforts may need to better address cannabis-specific risks, particularly as shifting social norms and increased exposure to pro-cannabis messaging may be influencing how young people perceive its safety, said the researchers in a news release.
