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Unmet information needs regarding cannabis decisions in pregnancy

Despite recommendations to abstain, cannabis is the most used illicit drug during pregnancy in the United States. This poster considers the information needs of eight women interviewed in a pilot study about cannabis decision‐making during pregnancy. Need for more and better information was universal, but specific needs and barriers to seeking information varied based on medical history and social locations of participants.