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Jan 3, 2025 
Maren Kogan, a Senior Correspondent at Vox, and James McKillop, Professor of Addictions Research, dive into the rising trend of daily marijuana use in the U.S., now exceeding alcohol consumption. They discuss the challenges and myths surrounding cannabis, including addiction risks and implications for mental health. The conversation highlights Canada’s legalization journey, shedding light on successful public health strategies and their impact on youth access. Their insights offer a compelling look at the future of cannabis in America.
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Daily Weed vs. Booze
- More Americans use marijuana daily than alcohol.
- Daily marijuana use surpasses daily alcohol consumption in the U.S.
National Experiment
- Americans are essentially conducting a real-time experiment on themselves with daily marijuana use.
- The long-term effects of this widespread daily use are still largely unknown.
CHS Horror Stories
- Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome (CHS) is a severe side effect of heavy marijuana use, causing violent vomiting.
- Some CHS sufferers have burned themselves seeking relief with hot showers, as heat eases nausea.