Report Explores Factors That Might Attract Children to Marijuana Edibles
August 25, 2016
August 25, 2016
SEATTLE, Aug. 25 -- The University of Washington issued the following news release:
When Washington legalized recreational marijuana in 2012, a primary concern was how to ensure it was kept out of the reach of children.
While skunky-smelling buds of dried marijuana are not likely to appeal to children, cannabis-infused edibles such as brownies, cookies and candies could. And with edibles making up a sizable and growing segment of the pot market, states are grappling . . .
When Washington legalized recreational marijuana in 2012, a primary concern was how to ensure it was kept out of the reach of children.
While skunky-smelling buds of dried marijuana are not likely to appeal to children, cannabis-infused edibles such as brownies, cookies and candies could. And with edibles making up a sizable and growing segment of the pot market, states are grappling . . .