Further evidence against a simple causal explanation for associations between cannabis use and psychosocial harm relates to population patterns of the outcomes in question. For […]
2. Risks related to driving after cannabis use This review considered two primary risks associated with driving after cannabis use: risk of motor vehicle accidents […]
It is important to maintain perspective on the motor vehicle crash risk associated with cannabis by placing it in the context of crash risk associated […]
Google the terms “teen mortality Canada.” What makes the front page? Car crashes. Suicide. Prescription drug overdoses. Alcohol overdoses. What you don’t see is: Marijuana. […]
Caffeine is clearly more risky, more dangerous, more deadly, more harmful and more costly than cannabis in every major category – overdose deaths, overuse deaths, […]
Here’s a list of all the factors involved with cannabis harm reduction and what those terms mean: Dose: amount you take at one time. Titration: […]
It’s not the smoke that causes harm, but the radioactive chemical fertilizers. The alpha emitters polonium-210 and lead-210 are highly concentrated on tobacco trichomes and insoluble […]
Anne McLellan is engaged by the law firm Bennett Jones LLP, that describes itself as a ‘very entrepreneurial law firm’ that wants to be the ‘go to’ law […]
While Justin Trudeau campaigned to be elected Prime Minister back in 2015, he discussed a broadly inclusive cannabis legalization model: “We have to create an […]
Hemp: 1) doesn’t need as much fertilizer or water as corn, switchgrass or other energy crops 2) doesn’t require the expensive drying required of corn and sugar cane […]
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