Whenever it comes to the question of whether the press release “The consumption of Cannabis during pregnancy can impair the development of the fetus’ brain with long-lasting effects after birth.” accurately represents the findings of the , a voice will always cry out that it can’t accurately represent the findings of this . There’s no doubt that I am one of the voice and why I hold that view is that the press release emphasizes more on the long-lasting detrimental effects of marijuana to fetal brain development after birth but taking no regard of the detrimental effects of marijuana to fetal brain development before the infants are born. While on the other hand, the discussed here refers to the detrimental effects of marijuana to fetal brain development both from before the infants are born and after they are born with the major focusing on the detrimental effects of marijuana to fetal brain development when children are still in utero. And the press release doesn’t mention what will impair the development of the fetus’ brain with long-lasting effects after birth and in what way it will impair the development of the fetus’ brain with long-lasting effects after birth and also the reasons, while this has studied a lot on them and has explained it very minutely, clearly and immediately based on a list of experiments.
Apart from the above, I have even carried out a survey that is designed for pregnant women’s personal feelings toward taking marijuana so that I can get more real statistics as for how marijuana will make influence to pregnant women. This survey is implemented by personally going to a nearby hospital for gynaecology and obstetrics where there are many pregnant women available. The number of the pregnant women that I have surveyed is 50 and all of their result is effective as I have personally take part in the whole process of survey. All the questionnaires that have been handed out have all been collected without omission so that there is no invalid data and in the meanwhile all the questionnaires are also collected not long after they have been finished so that the answers on them are to some degree human beings’ first thought, as have not been rectified by. As all the subjects in this research have been told that their personal information will be completely secret to anyone else and will cause no influence to whatever aspect in their daily life so that they can be reassured to tell the truth of what they really hold toward those questions listed on the questionnaires so that the reliability of the research can be guaranteed in the meanwhile. Moreover all the questionnaires that have been handed out have all been collected without omission so that there is no invalid data of this research occurring in the whole process, as can guarantee that this research has been endowed with high validity.
In this way, it can increase the opportunity for human beings to believe the result of this more or less so that this can be played to the full. Three specific questions in the questionnaire will be taken as an example in the below:
1. When you began to take marijuana? a. before pregnancy. b. after pregnancy. 2. Do you regret that you have begun to take marijuana after you get the fact that it will cause influence to the infant? a. Yes. b. No. C. Do not care. 3. If there are other ways to get the same feelings as marijuana that will be rather hard but will not cause influence to the infants, will you give it a try? a. Yes. b. Maybe. c. No. d. It depends.
The results show that 81% of those pregnant women have taken marijuana before pregnancy while the rest of them began to have that habit after pregnancy. And 95% of them say that they will undoubted be regretful that they have taken marijuana if they know that it will cause influence to the infants’ health. Therefore it can be easily predicted that they will absolutely choose the other ways to get the same feelings as marijuana as long as it will not make influence to their infants. Though the result of the survey comes out to be 98%, it is still believable as well.
III. Conclusion
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