Medical marijuana may cut opioid overdoses in states study finds
A JAMA Internal Medicine analysis links medical marijuana laws in 13 states to a 33 percent fall in opiate related deaths about six years after laws took effect. Researchers say access may lower opiate doses and reduce overdose risks, though officials urge caution and further study.
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Later start times urged to combat teen sleep loss
The American Academy of Pediatrics calls for middle and high schools to delay start times by 30 minutes to an hour to help teens sleep longer. It cites research showing later starts improve sleep, attendance, and safety, though academic impact remains uncertain.
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