Swiss Study Finds Regulated Marijuana Sales Lead to Lower-Risk Consumption Without Increasing Use
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Swiss Study Finds Regulated Marijuana Sales Lead to Lower-Risk Consumption Without Increasing Use
The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information Regulated access to marijuana through pharmacies appears to encourage existing consumers to shift toward potentially lower-risk methods of consumption without increasing how often they use marijuana, according to new interim results from a randomized controlled trial led by the University of Bern. The Safer Cannabis Research in Pharmacies randomized controlled Trial (SCRIPT) involves 1,177 ad…
The regulated sale of cannabis in pharmacies favours less risky consumption. The results of a study conducted by the Cities of Bern, Biel and Lucerne show that this practice does not lead to an increase in the frequency of consumption. On the contrary, it even shows slight downward trends.
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