As is the case for most drugs, cannabis use has costs and benefits, and so do the policies
that attempt to minimize the first and maximize the second. This article summarizes what we …

Cannabis control policies in a few countries have recently shifted from criminal prohibition-
based regimes to legalization of use and supply. While cannabis' newly emerging status of …

Why and how did Uruguay legalize recreational cannabis? Uruguay became the first country
in the world to fully regulate its marijuana market, from production to consumption and …

Millions of Americans use cannabis in moderation each month without any problems.
However, evidence is mounting of harmful physical and mental health effects associated …

Abstract Background and aim In Uruguay, residents age 18 and older seeking legal
cannabis must register with the government and choose one of three supply mechanisms …

How cannabis legalization affects users' behaviors? In this paper, we describe changes in
the way users access cannabis in Uruguay before and after the implementation of cannabis …

Background Few countries have developed detailed legislative proposals for legalizing
cannabis. New Zealand recently released the Cannabis Legalization and Control Bill …

Issues Non‐medical cannabis policies are changing, including towards legalisation‐with‐
regulation frameworks. New Zealand will hold a public referendum on cannabis legalisation …

Measures that seek to minimise the health and social consequences of substance use are
an integral part of national drug strategies in many European countries. Against the …

There is ongoing debate about what policy approaches to cannabis use might best address
health and social related harm. Profit-driven, adult-use cannabis markets have been …