Hotly anticipated since the Cannabis Act (C-45) paved the way for the legalization of
recreational marijuana products, the second act began with the government's recent release …

Legalization and commercial sale of non-medical cannabis has led to increasing diversity
and potency of cannabis products. Some of the American states that were the first to legalize …

Compared to plant/flower cannabis products, cannabis concentrates have higher average
potency of Δ9-THC, which entails greater risks of cannabis-related harms. Information on …

The state law to legalize recreational use of marijuana in Michigan went into effect in
December 2018. Increased availability and use of cannabis in Michigan have led to an …

1. Steigerwald S, Wong PO, Cohen BE, et al. Smoking, vaping, and use of edibles and other
forms of marijuana among US adults. Ann Intern Med 2018; 169: 890-2. 2. Canadian …

Using the 2016 recommendations of the Canadian Task Force on Cannabis Legalization
and Regulation as a guide, the amended regulation that legalizes edibles aims to address …

A majority of Americans now live in states that purport to authorize medical use of cannabis,
although federal law continues to prohibit both recreational and medical use. The current …

Cannabis legalization has resulted in rapid commercialization, making this new market
increasingly attractive to tobacco, alcohol and beverage, agricultural, and pharmaceutical …

As more states rush to legalize the use of cannabis products, both medically and
recreationally, there are more medical harms being seen in emergency departments (ED) …

As of December 2021, medical cannabis use is legal in nearly 40 US states. Given the
diversity of products in US cannabis dispensaries and current gaps in cannabis research …