Developing Public Health Regulations for Legal Marijuana

Rosalie Liccardo Pacula, Beau Kilmer

ResearchPublished Jun 26, 2013

Panelists talked about the public health effects of Colorado and Washington state's marijuana laws and lessons learned from alcohol and tobacco regulations. Health policy professors as well as economists and behavioral scientists talked about the restrictions on the use, sale, and advertising of marijuana, alcohol, and tobacco.

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