> well, there was a couple of reasons. we've been reporting on this for some time. we were reporting on the use of cannabis for refractory epilepsy, seizure disorders. researchers kept telling us in addition to the seizures children sometimes had these symptoms of autism which did sometimes also improve as a result of being treated with cannabis. 14 states now permit the use of cannabis for severe autism. we wanted to really look at where the data is on this. Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies.">
> well, there was a couple of reasons. we've been reporting on this for some time. we were reporting on the use of cannabis for refractory epilepsy, seizure disorders. researchers kept telling us in addition to the seizures children sometimes had these symptoms of autism which did sometimes also improve as a result of being treated with cannabis. 14 states now permit the use of cannabis for severe autism. we wanted to really look at where the data is on this. Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies." property="og:description">
> well, there was a couple of reasons. we've been reporting on this for some time. we were reporting on the use of cannabis for refractory epilepsy, seizure disorders. researchers kept telling us in addition to the seizures children sometimes had these symptoms of autism which did sometimes also improve as a result of being treated with cannabis. 14 states now permit the use of cannabis for severe autism. we wanted to really look at where the data is on this. Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies.">
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think they had 16 people who tested positive out of -- there you go, 1,035. they found out they saved over 8,000 sort of days of school as a result of this sort of plan. so it looks like it's working based on a couple of these studies coming out. so the cdc is showing enthuse for this. we'll see if it's something that's adopted more widely. >> you're back this weekend with the sixth installment of your series on medical marijuana called "weed." you investigated cannabis and autism. why that subject, and what did you find? >> well, there was a couple of reasons. we've been reporting on this for some time. we were reporting on the use of cannabis for refractory epilepsy, seizure disorders. researchers kept telling us in addition to the seizures children sometimes had these symptoms of autism which did sometimes also improve as a result of being treated with cannabis. 14 states now permit the use of cannabis for severe autism. we wanted to really look at where the data is on this.