DEA Suggests Marijuana May Be More Likely to Cause Psychosis Than Meth, Sparking Backlash
In a move that has sparked significant pushback from researchers and cannabis advocates, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) recently promoted the claim that marijuana may be more likely to cause psychosis than methamphetamine. The statement appeared in a DEA publication and presentation titled “Growing Threats,” where the agency highlighted what it believes are emerging …