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Ohio Marijuana Dispensary Closes After Reports of Adverse Health Effects From Vapes

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Ohio Marijuana Dispensary Closes After Reports of Adverse Health Effects From Vapes
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A marijuana dispensary in Ohio has closed following reports of adverse health effects among customers who purchased vape products, with at least one death reported at a local hospital during the incident timeframe. Healthcare officials at Holzer Medical Center confirmed a fatality in their emergency room but stated they have not yet determined if it is connected to the vape products. The incident underscores ongoing concerns about product quality control, contamination risks, and safety standards in the regulated cannabis market. Consumers are advised to purchase only from licensed dispensaries and to report any adverse reactions to health authorities immediately.

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