More than 20 states have now legalized the recreational use of cannabis, while it has been

increasingly decriminalized in others.

Arguments for legalizing marijuana come from both sides of the aisle, with advocates

often citing its economic upside and the potential for greater government oversight.

But what are the health implications of its use, particularly for young people?

In this episode of Morning Wire, we speak to a professor at Yukon's School of Pharmacy

about the growing use of marijuana in the U.S.

I'm daily wire editor-in-chief John Bickley with Georgia Howe.

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Joining us to discuss the health implications of cannabis use is Dr. Charles Michael White,

professor and chair of the Department of Pharmacy Practice at Yukon's School of Pharmacy.

Dr. White, we're having more and more medical and recreational marijuana drug use in America

as more states move to legalize it.

Are there any harms of chronic use of cannabis that the public should know about?

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