“The Marijuana Conspiracy” is fictionalized, but it’s inspired by a true story, first uncovered by Toronto Star investigative reporter Diana Zlomislic and published in 2013. Instead, the opposite happened — the tokers were actually more productive than the control group of women who weren’t smoking anything. RELATED STORIES Canada Results from Toronto marijuana study in 1972 still not publicLoading... Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... The results of the research weren’t published, despite the considerable resources that went into it. But now, thanks to the efforts of Brown, Zlomislic and Pryce, this strange tale finally has one.

Source: thestar April 20, 2021 09:04 UTC