It would be much appreciated if we could have that breakdown so that we can see that information. I like to take a null-hypothesis approach to this, and prove one thing wrong in order to prove the theory.
Thank you.
We know that with the epidemiology and acute risk involved with marijuana alone, such as motor impairment, induced delirium, psychoses and adverse effects on cognition, as well as a chronic risk that can result in use disorders, 68% tend to be lifetime and 1.3% are annual. This is from research I've done. There are only roughly 20 papers I can see out there that support that, using roughly 1,800 patients. The research that I'm aware of is scant.
Do you have any research that would be of value to this committee? If so, can you provide that for us?