HEALTHMICHIGAN ADVANCE
The Legislature needs to step up and protect our children from synthetic Kratom
The Michigan Legislature faces criticism for delaying legislation to restrict synthetic Kratom sales to minors, despite bipartisan support in the House and growing concerns about its opioid-like effects on youth. Over 30 states have implemented restrictions on synthetic Kratom derivatives, but Michigan's bill remains stalled in the Senate Committee on Government Operations.
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