State Nonmedical Cannabis Laws and U.S. Young Adults’ Cannabis-Related Experiences

State Nonmedical Cannabis Laws and U.S. Young Adults’ Cannabis-Related Experiences, in American Journal of Preventive Medicine

key takeaway: "Among all participants (N=1,847), associations were found between retail license limits and fewer retailer visits, restricting billboard ads and less billboard ad exposure, and requiring driving-related warnings in ads and less likely driving after use. Among those who visited retailers (n=843), there were associations between zoning restrictions for youth-oriented facilities (but not schools) and noticing minimum-age signage, restricting health claims on products and lower health claim exposure, restricting giveaways and less often noticing giveaways, and restricting discounts and more often noticing discounts. There were no other significant associations (e.g., restricting online advertising and exposure, required warnings with risk perceptions)."