A new federally funded study published by the Journal of the American Medial Association (JAMA) analyzed product listings on a popular marijuana advertising site and found that nearly half of all products were “flavored,” based on notes in the product descriptions. Researchers raised concerns that those flavors—along with cannabis-infused edibles, products like concentrates and merely […] A new federally funded study published by the Journal of the American Medial Association (JAMA) analyzed product listings on a popular marijuana advertising site and found that nearly half of all products were “flavored,” based on notes in the product descriptions. Researchers raised concerns that those flavors—along with cannabis-infused edibles, products like concentrates and merely Read More
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Episode 1 • Federal Rescheduling — What Actually ChangedLatest PSN Briefs
Short, plain-English updates from the PSN desk
- What federal rescheduling did NOT change
- Why state cannabis boards still control outcomes
- What operators should not assume in 2026