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Seniors in Pain Want to Try Cannabis But the Past Stigma around the Plant Prevents Them from Trying It Says New Survey

Yes, they may have heard the news about the decriminalization of cannabis and what not in their state of residence, they still consider it an illegal substance. In a survey carried out by Gallup some weeks ago, less than 19% of Americans above the age of 75 say they have tried using cannabis at a point in their lives. This is how low their acceptance of the drug is among that group.

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