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Marijuana Risks and Benefits: What do US Adults Believe?
The perception of marijuana's risks and benefits may be changing within the US adult population. Are you up to date?
As more states legalize medical marijuana (39 plus DC as of this writing) and recreational use continues to broaden (18 states now) public perception of marijuana use is changing.
Using an online survey that asked 16 280 US adults for levels of agreement on statements covering marijuana risks and benefits (safety, health effects, etc), authors of a new study in Annals of Internal Medicine found that respondents now believe that cannabis products are in some instances almost as helpful as they were once perceived to be harmful.
So what do US adults believe these days? Take this 8-question quiz on the survey findings to learn more.
