AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDEA & Kratom Policy: The DEA moved to place highly concentrated synthetic 7-OH kratom products (and three 7-OH-related derivatives) into Schedule I, while exempting natural leaf kratom with only trace 7-OH. Cannabis & Cancer Risk: New research reviews suggest heavy marijuana smoking may raise risk for small cell and non-small cell lung cancer, and daily users show higher odds of head and neck cancers. Youth & THC Products: Berrien County health officials urged parents to talk with teens as edibles and high-THC “gummies” lower perceived danger and may raise addiction risk. Retail Enforcement: Morris County, NJ raided smoke shops selling illegal flavored vapes and intoxicating hemp/“diet weed,” shutting down stores and launching arrests tied to the THC/THC-like market. Forensic Housing Gap: Ontario’s review board kept a man in hospital for decades due to lack of community housing, highlighting how discharge delays can worsen health over time.
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