Edibles vs. smoking: Which is safer?

The health risks of cannabis depend in part on how you use the drug.
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February 24, 2024

Cannabis brands are emphasizing the idea that edible products might offer a healthier alternative to smoking. Consumers are increasingly asking whether that's the case.

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The answer is complicated.

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