As The Wall Street Journal reports, marijuana contaminated with arsenic, lead or mold is causing serious, even life-threatening...

Medical experts and even many proponents of legalized marijuana acknowledge it can be addictive — akin to alcohol or some prescription drugs

New research, involving millions of people worldwide over decades, adds to worries that heavy use of high-potency cannabis could...

New studies reveal impairment from smoking cannabis lasts longer than previously thought.

Edibles, particularly edibles that could easily be mistaken for candy or other food, have been a heated topic of debate in conversations.

3,000+ young children accidentally ate weed. edibles in 2021. an increase of 1,375%.

"Cannabis is the third most commonly used drug globally, after alcohol and nicotine."

According to a new study, first published on June 27th in the peer-reviewed journal BMJ Open Respiratory Research, marijuana users are...

Many physicians believe increased availability and destigmatized use of marijuana is partly to blame for the surge in young adult deaths.

IASIC spoke at the third annual Teaching Cannabis Awareness & Prevention Awareness Conference hosted by Stanford University School of...

A study conducted by Columbia University found that vaping has become the most popular delivery method for cannabis among adolescents

The Rutland Herald commentary opened with the question: What would data-driven policy suggest regarding THC cannabis concentrate caps?

A commentary submitted by Dr. Catherine Antley, a Burlington physician and member of the Vermont Medical Society.

The latest column from Dr. Kevin Sabet in Newsweek tackles the health harms to young people from downplaying the risk of marijuana use.

After reporting there was no objection to removing the THC limits the Vermont Department of Health notified the Legislature of its mistake.

NBC News reports states investigating the public health implications of a variety of new high-potency products amid questions about a possib