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How should governments approach a product that research suggests reduces overdose deaths, domestic violence and Alzheimer's?

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by: Ryan • August 28, 2014 • no comments

The title of this post was borrowed from the title of a blog post at Sentencing Law and Policy.

Key quote: "In a prior post, I noted that I have been trying to avoid claiming that marijuana reform likely can and will improve many social ills and that marijuana is some kind of magical wonder drug. But upon seeing this notable new FoxNews piece, headlined "Marijuana compound may slow, halt progression of Alzheimer's," it is now that much harder for me to resist suggesting that marijuana reform could very well end up being a real boon for public health."