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Doctor Dispels ‘Lies,’ Sounds Alarm on Terrifying Studies Showing Real Impact of Marijuana Use

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March 13, 2026

[#item_full_content] 00:03.40Billy HallowellLet’s okay. All right, three, two, one. Is marijuana dangerous or harmless? That is a question we are tackling today here on CBN News, and I am joined by Dr. Raymond Wiggins. How you doing today? 00:21.39Dr. Raymond WigginsI’m great. How are you, Billy? Great to be with you. 00:23.72Billy HallowellIt’s great to have you back. You know, we have we have talked many times before about marijuana. You are an expert in this area as a physician, as somebody who has written extensively and researched on it. 00:34.68Billy HallowellAnd it’s been a while since you’ve been on with Doctor Dispels ‘Lies,’ Sounds Alarm on Terrifying Studies Showing Real Impact of Marijuana Use Read More

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