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Breast cancer spread is scary because it’s not just about one tumor growing. The harder problem is when some cancer cells act like seeds: they renew themselves, push into nearby tissue, and start new tumors somewhere else. A 2026 preclinical study suggests one possible way to weaken those “seed-like” traits: temporarily targeting the body’s CB2 receptor. In lab and animal models, researchers found that this approach reduced breast cancer cells’ ability to self-renew, invade surrounding...

A growing share of US employers are deciding that marijuana tests are no longer worth the cost, delay, or hiring friction they create. A 2024 survey of nearly 1,000 employers found that 48% no longer screen for marijuana in at least some roles. Among employers that still test, nearly a quarter said they are considering changes. The reason is not hard to see: 44% said marijuana testing has hurt recruiting. This shift does not mean companies are ignoring safety. It means many are separating...

Legal cannabis has become a major source of public money in the United States. Since the first states legalized recreational sales, state governments have collected more than $28 billion in cannabis tax revenue, according to a report from the Marijuana Policy Project. That figure marks a turning point. Cannabis is no longer a fringe policy experiment measured only by ballot wins and dispensary openings. It is now tied to school budgets, local infrastructure, public health programs, and state...