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Social Vulnerability and Prenatal Cannabis Safety Messaging from Cannabis Retailers in California

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Kelly C. Young‐Wolff *
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Bethany J. Simard
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Monique B. Does
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Rahel Negusse
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Sara R. Adams
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Torri D. Metz
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Lynn D. Silver
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Joshua R. Nugent
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Shannon N. Ogden
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Aurash J. Soroosh
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Jackson L. Voelkel
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Christine E. Pilato
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Alisa A. Padon
DOI:10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2026.113239delete
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• Mystery shopper calls evaluated prenatal cannabis advice from 505 retailers. • Overall social vulnerability was not associated with safety messaging. • Higher household vulnerability predicted explicitly safe or no safety messaging. • Minority and housing vulnerability were linked to more permissive messaging. • Product warnings were rarely cited; published research was cited infrequently.

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Drug and Alcohol Dependence
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kaiser foundation health plan
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5
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kaiser permanente northern california
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46
Papers: 21
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Public Health Institute
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512
Papers: 437
Citations: 733
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University of Colorado School of Medicine
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836
Papers: 371
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