Auto Accidents Linked to Cannabis Use Increases with Legalization, Study Finds
Canadian researchers warn that cannabis legalization is linked to an increased risk in impaired driving auto accident injuries.
Canadian researchers warn that cannabis legalization is linked to an increased risk in impaired driving auto accident injuries.
The NHTSA has launched its annual "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign amidst an increase in drunk and impaired driving-related auto accidents.
A new study warns that teens who vape face a significantly increased risk of binge drinking and marijuana use.
A new study finds that teens who are exposed to high doses of marijuana engage in more risky behavior and suffer cognitive impairments later in life.
A new study warns that marijuana use during pregnancy may lead to mental health issues for the child later in life.
States where marijuana is recreationally legal have seen increases in auto accident and auto fatality rates.
Marijuana edibles are being linked to a growing number of child poisoning exposure calls as they rise in popularity.
The findings of a new study warn that marijuana use during pregnancy can increase the risk of premature birth, low birth weight and other adverse health effects for the newborn.
A new study's findings indicate marijuana use during pregnancy can increase the risk of disorders which increase anxiety and aggression in offspring.