Editorial: New York’s Cannabis-Related Toxicity Challenges
Cannabis-related toxicity is an emerging concern following New York's legalization of recreational cannabis. Rising emergency department visits and poison control calls highlight the need for updated clinical protocols. Clinicians must recognize and…
Trends in cannabis urine drug screen testing in Colorado’s largest health system: a retrospective cohort study.
Colorado was the first state in the United States to legalize recreational cannabis, which provides a unique opportunity to evaluate cannabis urine drug scre...
Pennsylvania Governor Advances Cannabis Legalization Efforts (Newsletter: April 8, 2026)
The Pennsylvania cannabis legalization update highlights the governor's intensified efforts in 2026 to advance cannabis laws. This update is critical for clinicians monitoring evolving state policies affecting medical cannabis. Understanding these…
Germany’s Cannabis Act Two Years On — What Government Data Shows
Germany cannabis legalization data from two years post-legalization reveals evolving patient access and clinical utilization patterns. The government data highlights regulatory impacts on product availability and safety monitoring. These insights inform…
Pennsylvania governor steps up cannabis legalization push (Newsletter: April 8, 2026)
✦ New CED Clinical Relevance #70Notable Clinical Interest Emerging findings or policy developments worth monitoring closely. ⚒ Cannabis News | CED Clinic PolicyMedical CannabisPatient…
More Weed, Less Crime? Exploring Cannabis Legalization’s Impact
The cannabis legalization impact on crime rates is a critical public health topic. Recent studies suggest legalization may reduce certain crime categories. Clinicians can use this data to guide patient counseling about legal cannabis use.
Does Cannabis Legalization Contribute to Lower Crime Rates? | Trending – Labroots
Cannabis legalization crime rates data influence policy discussions affecting patient access to cannabis medicine. Studies show no increase or modest decreases in crime after legalization. Understanding these effects helps clinicians advocate for…
More than a decade after recreational cannabis was legalized in Washington, a new survey …
Post-legalization cannabis surveillance is critical for understanding health outcomes after Washington legalized recreational cannabis. This survey examines population health impacts more than a decade later. Clinical interpretation requires rigorous…
Cannabis Legalisation Linked to More Adult Use and Increased Acute Harms, Review Finds
Increases were particularly notable for acute psychiatric symptoms in young adults, and unintentional cannabis ingestion in children, which rose sharply after edibles became available in Canada.
Cannabis Legalisation Linked to More Use Among Adults and More Emergency Harms—But Adolescent Use Appears Largely Unchanged
ED visits for paediatric poisonings in Ontario increased more than nine times after commercial edibles sales began compared with the period before legalisation.
