The public overwhelmingly approves of marijuana, but substance-use disorder experts worry it causes more harm than good.
SEATTLE — April 20 is considered by many as a high holiday for marijuana aficionados. However, there’s growing evidence it’s not as harmless as once believed.
Despite legalization across the country and widespread public approval, the federal government still classifies marijuana as a Schedule I drug. That’s led to limits on research regarding medical usage that could back up anecdotal evidence of marijuana helping people.
David Morse and Anita Rady are two people who believe in the benefits of cannabis use.
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