User:Bri/Chelsea Clinton deadly marijuana interaction claim

Chelsea Clinton, speaking on September 24, 2016 at Youngstown State University, said "“We also have anecdotal evidence now from Colorado where some of the people who were taking marijuana for those purposes, the coroner believes, after they died, there was drug interactions with other things they were taking."

See also

• Effects of cannabis § Toxicities
• Urban legends about drugs

References

• Christopher Ingraham (September 28, 2016), "Chelsea Clinton 'misspoke' on marijuana risks, spokeswoman says", The Washington Post
• Janice Williams (September 29, 2016), "Can Marijuana Kill You? Why Chelsea Clinton Was Wrong About Drug Statistics", International Business Times
• Mike Adams (September 27, 2016), "Chelsea Clinton Suggests Marijuana Is Killing People", High Times
• Aaron Rupar (September 28, 2016), Chelsea Clinton walks back unproven claim about danger of marijuana use, ThinkProgress
• Eric Lieberman (September 28, 2016), Chelsea Clinton Suggests That Marijuana Kills, Daily Caller
• "Chelsea Clinton Knows a Secret: Marijuana Can Kill", Kindland, September 28, 2016 "Chelsea didn’t specify which planet the voices narrating these anecdotes came in on. She also neglected to name the coroner who believes that a drug interaction with medicinal, or any other type of, marijuana resulted in a fatal contraindication."
• Rachael Rettner (October 3, 2016), Can Marijuana Cause Deadly Drug Interactions?, Live Science
• JEFFREY ST. CLAIR (September 30, 2016), "Roaming Charges: the Sick Blue Line", CounterPunch "cultural psychosis" including demonization of behaviors common among many Americans and unbridled police brutality in response to them
• Sarah Beller (September 28, 2016), "Chelsea Clinton and the media are both trying to mislead you about weed", The Raw Story "public sharing of flimsy 'anecdotal' evidence of marijuana-related deaths, based on some coroners' say-sos and 'beliefs,' was irresponsible"
• Snopes