... the scientific literature for information about psychological and physical dependence, neural and general toxicity and social hazards such as aggressive behavior caused by various legal and illegal drugs. The team then grouped the substances into three categories of dangerousness. Cannabis was the only drug put in the least dangerous ... sides. Yet another online site says, "Health officials in Geneva have suppressed the publication of a politically sensitive analysis that confirms what ageing hippies have known for decades: cannabis is safer than alcohol or tobacco. According to a docum...

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... these establishments (Yu-Wei Chu, Sept. 2012)1. Due to this being such a recent and relevant event with medical marijuana only being in legal practice for roughly a decade and the use of recreational marijuana happening in just 2012, the data and amount of surveys is very sparse or ... and attitudes towards dispensaries as well as an analytical qualitative data collection to provide a basis for any future concerns. For a better qualitative analysis of the perceptions that marijuana dispensaries produce on the local residents surrounding them it would be best to perform a two part cross-s...

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... % of the recent Globe & Mail survey, weed possession and growing for non-medical use as well as trafficking should remain criminalized. The following will do an ABC (logical and conceptual) analysis of the Michael Taube's article, "Decriminalizing pot is the right thing to do" It will argue that Taube has/has not/ has partially succeeded, logically and conceptually, in ... The body also builds a tolerance to cannabis meaning you need to intake more to experience a high. After asking the morality question "Do we really want to make such a drug legal?" Taube concludes with the statement th...

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... L. may be important in the drug identification especially in incidences where other characteristics are insufficient (de Pasquale et al. 1974). Observing the morphology of marijuana can also be of great legal importance, because the observation of specific morphological features, such as cystolith, capitate glandular and covering trichomes can be of value (de Pasquale et al. 1974). Identification of Cannabis sativa L. through ... , within the drawn square the number of hairs of a certain type found in the square was counted and the area was recorded. For each image area was kept constant...

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