By: Ben Adlin
New research published by the American Medical Association (AMA) finds that marijuana and psychedelics “were among a small set of drugs” that showed promise for improving eating disorders.
Ben Adlin is a Court Reporter at Washington State. He focuses on legal issues surrounding cannabis, criminal justice, and policy reform, with a keen eye on the intersection of law and emerging social trends. His work has been featured in FILTER, Marijuana Moment, and Law360.
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Ben Adlin's coverage primarily focuses on marijuana legalization, drug policy, and cannabis markets in the United States. His articles often include government announcements, legal policy regulations, and cited data. To effectively pitch to Ben Adlin, one should provide insights into the latest developments related to marijuana legalization or drug policy changes in the US. Experts with a deep understanding of regulatory frameworks and market trends within the cannabis industry would likely be valuable sources for his articles. Additionally, providing access to relevant data or studies supporting new healthcare policies or pharmaceutical advancements could also capture Ben's interest due to his focus on healthcare-related topics within the context of drug policy reforms.
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