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Weed is stronger now than ever, and could be damaging teenage brains
Two of the earliest states to legalize recreational marijuana are seeing problems, such as increased ER visits and psychotic episodes among teenagers. The THC content, which gets someone high, is exponentially stronger these days.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readTwo of the earliest states to legalize recreational marijuana are seeing problems, such as increased ER visits and psychotic episodes among teenagers. The THC content, which gets someone high, is exponentially stronger these days. That can have permanent effects on developing adolescent brains.
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3 of 5Henry Rollins on how toxic masculinity affected him- 0:00Will Republican and Evangelical support for Trump’s immigration policies change?
- 9:10Democrats try to appeal to white working class voters
- 17:26Weed is stronger now than ever, and could be damaging teenage brainsYou’re reading this
- 27:12Punk icon Henry Rollins on toxic masculinity
- 44:30The return of full-coverage undergarments empowers women