Black Market Cannabis in Germany: A Health Hazard Lurking in the Shadows

Despite Germany’s recent legalization of cannabis, the black market remains a significant source of supply, putting consumers at risk. A new study by Sanity Group reveals alarmingly high levels of contaminants, including human and animal feces, viruses, and dangerous pesticides, in black market cannabis samples from across Germany and Europe. The findings highlight the urgent need for regulated cannabis sales to protect consumers’ health.

India on High Alert: Government Issues Air Pollution Warning Ahead of Diwali

With air pollution levels spiking across India, the central government has issued a stern warning to all states, urging them to take immediate action to curb the worsening situation, particularly during the Diwali celebrations. The Union Health Ministry has outlined a comprehensive plan, emphasizing public awareness campaigns, healthcare preparedness, and individual responsibility to mitigate the health risks associated with air pollution.

WSU Researchers Tackle Cannabis Misuse Among Young Adults with $670,000 NIH Grant

Washington State University researchers have received a $670,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to address cannabis misuse among young adults, particularly focusing on the risks associated with edibles. The project, led by Stacey Hust and Jessica Willoughby, will develop and test a technology-based intervention to educate college students in Washington, Illinois, and New York.

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