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Prosecutors in San Francisco will throw out thousands of marijuana-related convictions of residents dating back to 1975.
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Three of those times she left with small stashes of opioids — Vicodin, Percocet, oxycodone. Finally, the
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) – Tennessee voters will choose a new governor this year and the candidates' views of legalizing
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A nasal spray that delivers a natural painkiller to the brain could transform the lives of patients by replacing
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In a bold move outlined in a recent Washington Post piece, public officials in British Columbia (BC) are taking
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As the state works toward drafting regulations to govern the sale of recreational marijuana, the Concord Board
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The FDA this week asked manufacturers of the anti-diarrhea treatment loperamide hydrochloride, sold under the brand name Imodium A-D,
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CUYAHOGA COUNTY- The nationwide opioid crisis has cost tens of thousands of lives in recent years. But
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San Francisco plans to retroactively apply California's new marijuana legalization laws to thousands of pre-existing pot related
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San Francisco will clear the convictions of thousands of people who were charged with misdemeanor possession of marijuana
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In his State of the Union address on Tuesday, President Trump ticked off the startling, oft-repeated statistics about the
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Prescription opioid distributors are being wrongfully charged in a class-action lawsuit casting blame for the nation's