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From: Wharf Rat7/15/2017 11:38:21 AM
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No one has ever died from a pot overdose, but the DEA is taking no chances
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) admits that no one ha­s ever died from a marijuana overdose but still won’t remove the substance from its list of Schedule I drugs — the same classification as heroin.

“No deaths from overdose of marijuana have been reported,” the DEA wrote in its 2017 Drugs of Abuse resource guide, which was published last month. The 2015 edition has similar language.

For context, roughly 2,200 people die from alcohol poisoning each year in the United States — six per day

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