Cannabis Remains Banned by World Anti-Doping Agency

Cannabis Business Times
Sep 23, 2022, 6:01 pm173 pts
Although there is no scientific evidence that cannabis use provides a competitive edge for world-class athletes, those who test positive for the plant will remain at risk of suspension and other punishable measures in 2023. That’s because cannabis will still be a banned substance at sports events next year…

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