As marijuana use grows, so does its potency and some of the harms that are coming to life.

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Tabas School of Theology here at Biola University. Sean these are I think

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And I'm super excited about getting into these.

Here's the first one of these.

Marijuana use grows in both its frequency and it's easy for you to say and in its intensity.

This is reported in the New York Times on Monday from coast to coast psychiatrists and

physicians are treating rising numbers of people whose use of

marijuana has brought on delusions, paranoia, and other symptoms of psychosis.

And in emergency rooms, small community hospitals and large academic medical centers,

physicians are encountering patients with severe vomiting,

and a potentially devastating condition that was rare, but now they say is rather common.

His marijuana legalization has accelerated across the country.

Doctors are contending now with the effects of an explosion in the use of the drug

and its intensity.

A $33 billion industry, the cannabis industry is turning out a range of

ever expanding cannabis products that are so intoxicating that they bear little resemblance to the marijuana of a generation ago.

Now it's true that tens of millions of Americans use marijuana for recreation or medical purpose,

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