University of Bath study finds regulated cannabis markets do not increase addiction
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University of Bath study finds regulated cannabis markets do not increase addiction

18 Jun 2026 · Originally published 18 Jun 2026 7/10 Original headline: Major new study shows legalising cannabis does not increase addiction
A global study involving researchers from the University of Bath has found that legalising cannabis does not lead to higher consumption or addiction rates, provided the market remains tightly regulated. The findings suggest that harm only increases when the industry is corporatised, offering a clear framework for policymakers considering alternative approaches to drug legislation.
Source: Bristol Post Somerset
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