We welcome both individual publications and collections of resources. Whenever possible, please include the publication title, author or sponsoring institution, date, link or uploaded file, and the Cannabis Safety topic it addresses.
We are particularly interested in resources that can help stakeholders understand what the evidence shows, where findings differ, which interventions are working, and where significant research gaps remain.
Submitting a resource does not guarantee inclusion, and inclusion in the Resource Library will not necessarily constitute ASA endorsement of every conclusion or recommendation contained in a publication. Our goal is to make credible evidence easier to find, identify areas of scientific agreement and disagreement, strengthen shared messaging, and highlight questions that need additional research.
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By contributing to this project, you are helping build more than a collection of research. You are helping create a shared source of credible information that advocates, medical professionals, researchers, policymakers, and other stakeholders can draw from when communicating about cannabis safety. Greater consistency in the facts and evidence we reference can help strengthen public understanding, improve policy conversations, and ensure that legitimate safety concerns lead to practical solutions rather than becoming barriers to safe access.
Help us build the evidence base—and a stronger, more consistent public conversation about cannabis safety.
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