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According to a new paper released by the Journal of the American Medical Association, contrary to the beliefs of some, smoking pot is actually cool, healthwise, so long as you do it in moderation. Moderation means "one marijuana cigarette a week for 49 years, or one joint a day for 7 years." In eith ... More >>
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Smoking Pot Occasionally Won't Hurt Your Lungs, May Make You Better at Lung Tests

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