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stefreportsnews.bsky.social @stefreportsnews.bsky.social · 16/04/2026

THC breathalyzers are often discussed as a way to detect drivers under the influence, especially as Virginia closes in on a retail cannabis market, but questions remain about their effectiveness. My fourth CNS article is here: www.cbs19news.com/news/state/c... @vcucns.bsky.social

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Cannabis testing challenges persist as Virginia retail market nears

By Stef Anderson/VCU Capital News Service RICHMOND, Va. –THC breathalyzers are often discussed as a way to detect drivers under the influence, especially as Virginia closes in on a retail

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stefreportsnews.bsky.social @stefreportsnews.bsky.social · 16/04/2026

Lawmakers passed a bill to increase transparency in the labeling of menstrual products. Manufacturers are not currently required to disclose what ingredients they use, according to Del. Holly Seibold, who introduced House Bill 998. Read the article here: www.linkedin.com/pulse/whats-...

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What’s in your menstrual products? Bill looks to clarify ingredients. | Stef Anderson

I wrote this article for Capital News Service at VCU. It was not picked up, so I decided, why not share it on LinkedIn? This article is regarding a bill that requires labeling of ingredients in mens...

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stefreportsnews.bsky.social @stefreportsnews.bsky.social · 12/04/2026

RICHMOND, Va. -- Virginia lawmakers want to remove toxic chemicals from cosmetics to better protect public health, something advocates say is also better for the environment. Read my first article published under Capital News Service, here: virginiamercury.com/2026/02/03/v...

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Virginia lawmakers seek ban on toxic chemicals used in cosmetics • Virginia Mercury

House Bill 122 seeks to bolster consumer protections by banning toxic ingredients used in the beauty industry.

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