The CDC's cannabis information page provides essential facts about what cannabis is, how it's used, its effects on the body, and its approved medical applications to help readers make informed decisions.

A presentation by the San Francisco Department of Public Health outlines the legal framework, regulatory requirements, and permit types (A, B, and C) for on-site cannabis consumption businesses in San Francisco, with specific structural standards and public health protections for each permit classification.

An information sheet explains that cannabis is illegal for anyone under 21, outlines potential health impacts and legal consequences for underage possession, and provides educational resources while emphasizing how cannabis use may affect young people's development, educational outcomes, and future success.

The Parents and Mentors cannabis information page providing guidance on how to discuss cannabis use with young people, outlines key health and legal facts for adults to know, offers strategies for prevention, and includes resources to help parents and mentors effectively support youth in making informed decisions about cannabis.

The Los Angeles Department of Public Health's "Let's Talk Cannabis" website is organized around three key sections: "Consequences" (covering legal and social impacts), "Health Effects" (exploring physical and mental health implications), and "Bigger Choices" (focusing on decision-making and alternatives), providing a comprehensive resource for the public to understand various aspects of cannabis use.

A comprehensive public health resource that provides straightforward information about various substances (Cannabis, Opioids, Meth) and health topics (COVID, Mental Health, Pregnancy & Substance Use), encouraging visitors to explore evidence-based facts, develop essential skills, and understand how their choices affect both their personal well-being and their community.