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Stanford University’s Cannabis Warnings for Seniors: Separating Facts from Pharma-Friendly Fiction

The article presents five main points about cannabis and older adults, and while some contain nuggets of truth, others are so misleading they border on disinformation. Let’s examine what Stanford got right, what they got spectacularly wrong, and why this matters for the millions of seniors exploring cannabis as an alternative to pharmaceuticals that have failed them.

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