Medical marijuana programs — Why might they matter for public health and why should we better understand their impacts?

Volume: 2, Pages: 53 - 56
Published: Jan 1, 2015
Abstract
Although cannabis is an illegal drug, 'medical marijuana programs' (MMPs) have proliferated (e.g., in Canada and several US states), allowing for legal cannabis use for therapeutic purposes. While both health risks and potential therapeutic benefits for cannabis use have been documented, potential public health impacts of MMPs - also vis-à-vis other psychoactive substance use - remain under-explored.We briefly reviewed the emerging evidence on...
Paper Details
Title
Medical marijuana programs — Why might they matter for public health and why should we better understand their impacts?
Published Date
Jan 1, 2015
Volume
2
Pages
53 - 56
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