ER visits for brutal ‘scromiting’ weed disorder have gone up nearly 400% since October
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- Weed is now America’s most commonly used drug, and the reason why may be worse than you think Heartlander News · 12d ago
- CDC: Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome ER Visits Jump After New Diagnosis Code wowo.com · 12d ago
- ER visits for brutal ‘scromiting’ weed disorder have gone up nearly 400% since October New York Post · 12d ago broke it first
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