Morning Roundup: March 8, 2018
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- Michael Bloomberg Launches Tobacco Industry Watchdog [Guardian]
- CDC Reports 30% Increase in Opioid ODs in One Year [NPR]
- Kevin Love Opens Up About Mental Health After Suffering Panic Attacks [Newsweek]
- Stressing Gender Perspective in Drug Policy at First-Ever Mexico Meeting [COE]
- A Look Inside a Heroin Overdose Death Investigation [York Daily Record]
- Nevada Makes $30 Million in MJ Taxes During First 6 Months of Sales [Forbes]
- Tribes Cut Out of California Cannabis Market Might Grow Their Own [Leafly]
- For All Their Risks, Opioids Had No Pain-Relieving Advantage in Yearlong Clinical Trial [LA Times]
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