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CBD (cannabidiol), derived from the hemp plant, seems to be popping up everywhere recently. You can purchase CBD oils at smoke shops to add to vapes or have it blended into your smoothies at places like Raleigh Raw. There’s even CBD treats for your dog (photo evidence below). But that’s barely the tip of the iceberg when it comes to ways CBD can be used, and — turns out — it’s pretty popular. According to a recent Forbes article, research shows the CBD market in the U.S. could reach $20 billion by 2024. 

Last year, I took a deep dive into the issue of youth e-cigarette use based on teacher questions. Now, I want to hear what questions you have about CBD. Anything and everything goes! Let me know what’s on your mind in the question box above.

CBD dog treats. Yasmin Bendaas/EducationNC