Latest Breaking News On - Jamesa swartz - Page 1 : comparemela.com

Marijuana-related car crashes, preterm births, and accidental ingestion by kids on rise since legalization in Illinois, study shows

Marijuana legalization in Illinois has come with increased pot-involved deadly crashes, a rise in accidental ingestion among children, an association with psychotic disorders, and increases in preterm births by mothers using cannabis, a new study has found. Reported benefits include decreases in marijuana-related arrests and in opioid and benzodiazepine-related fatalities. Contrary to fears, .

United statesJamesa swartzNational survey on drugDepartment of human servicesIllinois adult use cannabis health advisory committeeIllinois poison control centerChicago jane addams collegeNational surveyDrug useHuman servicesMarijuana legalizationUniversity of illinoisCannabis use disorderFatal crashesPsychotic disordersDeadly crashes

The reason marijuana-related car crashes are on the rise in Illinois

Dr. James A. Swartz, professor and interim associate dean for research at the University of Illinois at Chicago Jane Addams College of Social Work, joins Lisa Dent to talk about their study that took a look at marijuana-involved deadly crashes, accidental ingestion among children, and preterm births by mothers using marijuana in Illinois since its legalization. […]

United statesJamesa swartzChicago jane addams collegeSocial workLisa dentR jamesa swartzLegal marijuanaNiversity of illinois at chicago jane addams college social work

Study: Pot-related crashes, preterm births up since Illinois legalization

Marijuana-related crashes and preterm births are on rise since legalization in Illinois — but there appears to be little to no increase in use by minors, a new study found.

United statesJamesa swartzIllinois poison control centerIllinois adult use cannabis health advisory committeeDepartment of human servicesNational survey on drugChicago jane addams collegeNational surveyDrug useHuman servicesHe economySocial scienceRiminal law

Marijuana-related car crashes, preterm births, and accidental ingestion by kids on rise since legalization in Illinois, study shows

Marijuana legalization in Illinois has come with increased pot-involved deadly crashes, a rise in accidental ingestion among children, an association with psychotic disorders, and increases in preterm births by mothers using cannabis, a new study has found. Reported benefits include decreases in marijuana-related arrests and in opioid and benzodiazepine-related fatalities. Contrary to fears, .

United statesJamesa swartzIllinois adult use cannabis health advisory committeeDepartment of human servicesIllinois poison control centerNational survey on drugChicago jane addams collegeNational surveyDrug useHuman servicesMarijuana legalizationUniversity of illinoisCannabis use disorderFatal crashesPsychotic disordersDeadly crashes

Study: Pot-related crashes, preterm births up since legalization in Illinois

Study: Pot-related crashes, preterm births up since legalization in Illinois
chicagotribune.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from chicagotribune.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

United statesJamesa swartzNational survey on drugIllinois poison control centerDepartment of human servicesIllinois adult use cannabis health advisory committeeChicago jane addams collegeNational surveyDrug useHuman services