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States That Legalize Medical Marijuana Have Significantly Lower Health Insurance Premiums Than Non-Legal States

Although the decreases were modest in the initial period following enactment, the research revealed that by the seventh year after that, yearly premiums had decreased by $1,663 compared to control group states. Comparable declines were observed after eight years ($1,542) and nine years ($1,626), indicating a consistent and enduring decline over time.

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