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Opinion: Here’s how a policy loophole is leading to more cannabis poisonings from unregulated THC

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September 19, 2023

Congress must act to close the loophole in the Farm Bill and the FDA must exercise appropriate oversight.

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North Carolina crackdown leads to seizure of $313,000 in THC-laced snacks
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