Cannabis-Infused Edible Products in Colorado: Food Safety and Public Health Implications
Alice E. White(Colorado School of Public Health), Elaine Scallan Walter(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Brianna Raymes(Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment), Christine Van Tubbergen(Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment), Alexandra Elyse Contreras(Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment)
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