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California Cannabis Research Briefing, April 2023: Meeting Summary
Margarete C Kulik1, Youn Ok Lee1, Van Butsic2
1Tobacco-Related Disease Research Program, Research Grants Programs Office, University of California Office of the President, Oakland, California, USA.
Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research
|May 8, 2024
Summary
Researchers and policymakers convened to discuss cannabis research and its policy implications in California. The briefing highlighted findings across six key areas to inform state cannabis policy.
Area of Science:
- Public Policy
- Cannabis Research
- Social Sciences
Background:
- The University of California Office of the President and the California Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) partnered to address cannabis policy.
- A significant need exists to integrate scientific research into the state's cannabis policy landscape.
Purpose of the Study:
- To convene researchers and state agencies/policymakers to discuss critical cannabis policy issues in California.
- To present research findings across six key topic areas and discuss their policy implications.
- To explore methods for incorporating research into the ongoing development of cannabis policy.
Main Methods:
- A statewide research briefing was convened on April 28, 2023.
- Researchers presented findings from six distinct areas: environment, cannabis markets, social equity, public health, medicinal cannabis, and public safety.
- A moderated discussion facilitated dialogue between researchers and stakeholders.
Main Results:
- Research findings relevant to California's cannabis policy were presented.
- The policy implications of current cannabis research were discussed.
- Opportunities for integrating research into policy were explored.
Conclusions:
- Effective cannabis policy requires robust integration of scientific research.
- Collaboration between researchers and policymakers is crucial for evidence-based decision-making.
- Continued dialogue and research are necessary to navigate the evolving cannabis landscape.

