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The Impact of Cannabis on Public Health - PM22
The Impact of Cannabis on Public Health - PM22

In our PM-22 lecture, The Impact of Cannabis on Public Health, we offer vital and critical information given by key experts in the field of cannabis research and medicine. Using unbiased and data-backed research, our lecture covers everything from the health benefits of cannabis to the comparison of tabaco and its legal ramifications within the public sector.

With the growth of the cannabis industry, public health and preventative medicine experts are taking a deeper look into the challenges, benefits, stigma, and regulations related to the controversial drug.

At the end of the lecture, our goal is for each physician to gain a deeper understanding of the impact of cannabis on public health and be able to do the following:

  • Summarize the current understanding of the benefits and harms of cannabis
  • Identify which age groups use cannabis at the highest rates
  • Describe three current policy issues related to cannabis in the U.S.
  • Describe the main modes of cannabis use and discuss health issues related to each of them
  • Discuss three challenges with the current status of cannabis research
  • Identify three gaps in the current evidence available to guide policy development in the area

Expert Speaker(s):

  • Johnathan Samet, MD, MS, Dean of the Colorado School of Public Health
  • Dr. Gillian Schauer, PhD, MPH, Executive Director of the Cannabis Regulators Association (CANNRA)
  • Dr. Lisa Baron, MD, Family Medicine Specialist
  • Dr. Kaylin Klie, MD, MA, Family Medicine

Relevant Content to this Lecture

The content covered in this lecture contains the following topics:

  • Public Health
  • Cannabis
  • Regulation
  • Laws and Legislation
  • Preventative Medicine
  • Addiction Medicine
  • Environmental Health

Instructions for Claiming Physician Credit

In order for physicians to receive AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ for this activity, you must complete the activity evaluation survey for each session; a link to this evaluation survey is provided at the end of each session. Physician credit will not automatically be awarded. Follow all instructions for completing the evaluation.

Once you’ve completed the course evaluation, you can download your certificate from the “My Transcript tab” on the left side of the navigation page.

Summary
Availability: On-Demand
Expires on Jun 18, 2025
Cost: Non-Member: $55.00
Student/Resident Member: $45.00
ACPM Subscriber: $45.00
Member: $45.00
Credit Offered:
2 CME Credits
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