“As more information becomes available, attitudes toward the potential health implications of cannabis continue to evolve.
That is the takeaway of new survey data published recently in the journal Addictive Behavior, which showed that a majority of United States consumers believe marijuana to bring less potential for abuse than both alcohol and prescription drugs.
‘A majority of the public perceives THC and marijuana as grouped together with prescription medications rather than with illicit substances and as having more medical value and less abuse potential than alcohol,’ the researchers wrote.
They contended that the survey’s results ‘provide evidence that U.S. consumers would not classify any of the Cannabis derivatives as Schedule I substances,’ marijuana’s classification on the Controlled Substances Act, the law that enshrines pot’s status as an illegal substance on the federal level. …”
Read the full article by Thomas Edward at High Times.
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