With a woman to look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with the point.

Despite advocates' claims that marijuana uses harmless, another study indicates otherwise.

Apparently, the number of hospital visits for pregnant women has almost doubled in Ontario

since Canada legalized recreational marijuana in 2018.

Of those visits that were marijuana-related, the majority were emergency-revisits.

According to lead researcher Dr. Daniel Miran, though marijuana-related incidents were

only a fraction of the overall visits, almost all of them were serious.

According to other research babies born to marijuana using moms are more likely to be

born prematurely, have lower birth weights and be admitted to neonatal care units.

Exactly how marijuana harms pre-born children requires additional research.

But the clear risks are reason enough to recommend that pregnant moms avoid marijuana altogether.

This is yet another contradiction to the narrative that's been peddled to us for years.

Recreational marijuana use is simply not as safe as we were told.

For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street.