NCAA Signals Support For Removing Cannabis From Banned Substance List And Testing Protocols
- An NCAA medical panel has called for the removal of marijuana from the organization's banned drugs list, focusing on testing for performance enhancing drugs instead.
- The NCAA panel recommends shifting toward a harm reduction philosophy for cannabis and educating student-athletes on the health threats posed by contemporary cannabis and methods of use.
- The proposal marks a major milestone, but requires approval from all three NCAA divisions to take effect via legislation. The committee previously increased the THC threshold from 35 to 150 nanograms per milliliter to match that of the World Anti-Doping Agency.
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