AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMedical Safety & Misinformation: Ireland’s CBD gummy boom is getting an evidence-first reality check, while a “MediBloom Gummies” review flags how to spot red flags in a crowded, claim-heavy market. Public Health: The CDC reports a sharp rise in U.S. emergency visits for cannabis hyperemesis syndrome, with the jump tied largely to a new diagnosis code—still, chronic heavy use remains the risk. Policy Watch (Hemp/THC): The U.S. Senate voted to delay a federal hemp THC ban to Dec. 11, extending the “loophole” fight that lawmakers say affects kids’ access. Youth & Family Risk: Nigeria’s NDLEA warns parents about cannabis-infused cookies and gummies being used to smuggle drugs, after customs seizures at Tin Can Island. Clinical/Behavioral Research: Oregon State University links frequent cannabis use to higher morning cortisol, hinting at stress-rhythm changes. Enforcement & Supply Chain: Hong Kong Customs seized about 6 kg of suspected cannabis buds at the airport, arresting a passenger. Market Access: Georgia’s medical cannabis registry jumped over 22% after law changes eased access.
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