For example, in California, hemp cigarettes are widely available and legal, while in Idaho, hemp-derived products are banned, regardless of THC content
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Evidently, someone in our government thought we smokers were too likely to pass out and burn ourselves up so they enacted a law forcing the manufacturers to add bands of flame out material to all cigarettes
To help avoid undermining the smoke-free policy, hospitals should direct special attention to high-risk areas and consistently enforce the policy
