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The U.S. has seen some significant changes over the past 30-plus years since California, in 1996, legalized medical cannabis. Back then, it was seen as a radical move—something only California would think of doing. Today, the majority of U.S. states have approved legal use of medical cannabis, and every election cycle adds more states to the list. And medical research continues to unveil new potential uses for legal cannabis to help with everything from anxiety to pain management and seizure control.
It’s no surprise that analysts are predicting massive rates of growth.