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Japan Says If You’re Addicted To Drugs, Eat Udon Instead

A recent advertisement showcases just how tone-deaf Japan can when dealing with drug problems despite being world leaders in various other categories.

Someone Used A Coupon From 1983 To Save 20 Cents And Twitter Is Loving It

A guy by the name of Anatoly Shashkin recently Tweeted a photo of a decades old coupon that someone used to buy Crisco oil.

Denver’s Youth Drug Education Is Turning Teens Away From Marijuana Use

Of the students that have heard of High Costs, which teaches about the consequences of adolescent marijuana use, 75 percent say it has discouraged them from using cannabis.

The Cannabis Industry’s Top 12 US Multi-State Operators

Green Market Report has compiled a list of some of the largest MSO’s in the country. Many of them are in the middle of major acquisitions which haven’t technically closed.

New Interactive Netflix Series Lets You Choose The Fate Of Bear Grylls

After the success of "Black Mirror: Bandersnatch", Netflix is taking the "choose your own adventure" storytelling style to new levels.

Billionaire Mark Cuban Says If He Were To Start A Business Today, It’d Be This

He may be done spearheading new businesses, but that doesn't mean billionaire entrepreneur and "Shark Tank" judge Mark Cuban doesn't know a killer concept when he sees it.

Let These ‘Old Fat Lesbians’ Teach You How To Smoke Weed

Since opening the Instagram account @420oldfatlesbians (what a great name) earlier this month, the account has gained nearly 70,000 followers, all eager to watch the goofy, good-natured fun videos from Sue and Lee.

Consumers Are Replacing Pharmaceuticals With Medical Marijuana

In recent years, certain states that have medical and/or recreational cannabis programs in place have experienced decreases in the number of opioid overdoses.

New Jersey Makes Huge Stride In Legalizing Marijuana

If legislators miss the March 25 deadline or fall short in the votes, the next time New Jersey would discuss legalizing recreational cannabis wouldn’t be until after the November election.

NASA Astronauts Are Plagued By Herpes, Says Study

Researchers theorize that exposure to micro gravity, cosmic radiation and the force of take-off and flight deeply affect subjects' immunity systems, making them more sensitive to viruses and bacteria.

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