Riwi Corp. · TSXV:RIWI
Riwi — Investor Presentation (May 2018)
19 slides from Riwi's investor presentation, May 12, 2018
Slide 1: Canadians' Awareness of Marijuana's Health Effects
Canadians’ Awareness of Marijuana’s Health Effects May 12, 2018 Study funded by: ClearTheAirNow.org
Slide 2: RIWI Surveyed over 1100 Canadians in May 2018
RIWI Surveyed over 1100 Canadians in May 2018 • Measured awareness of marijuana’s health effects • Based on questions from Health Canada warnings (August 2016) • Gathered data from 1,100+ Canadians aged 16+ from May 2-12 • Collected data representative of the Canadian Web-using population • Collecte
Slide 3: Health Canada quote on psychological dependence
“Long term use may result in psychological dependence (addiction).” – Health Canada (August 2016) 3
Slide 4: Is Marijuana Addictive?
Is Marijuana Addictive? (Canadians aged 16+, number of observations = 1295) 48% 29% 23% Yes No Don't know Source: RIWI Corp. May 12, 2018 4
Slide 5: Health Canada quote on psychiatric and mood disorders
“Long term use [of marijuana] may increase the risk of triggering or aggravating psychiatric and/or mood disorders (schizophrenia, psychosis, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder).” – Health Canada (August 2016) 5
Slide 6: Does Taking Marijuana Impact Mental Illnesses Such as Anxiety and Depression?
Does Taking Marijuana Impact Mental Illnesses Such as Anxiety and Depression? (Canadians aged 16+, number of observations = 1232) 42% 36% 22% Harms mental health Aids mental health No impact Source: RIWI Corp. May 12, 2018 6
Slide 7: Health Canada quote on anxiety and panic attacks
“Marijuana can also increase anxiety and cause panic attacks, and in some cases cause paranoia and hallucinations.” – Health Canada (August 2016) 7
Slide 8: Taking Marijuana Can Trigger Panic Attacks and Hallucinations
Taking Marijuana Can Trigger Panic Attacks and Hallucinations: (Canadians aged 16+, number of observations = 1277) 62% 38% True False Source: RIWI Corp. May 12, 2018 8
Slide 9: Health Canada quote on use around children
“Do not smoke or vapourize cannabis in the presence of children.” – Health Canada (August 2016) 9
Slide 10: Smoking / Vaping Marijuana in Presence of Children is:
Smoking / Vaping Marijuana in Presence of Children is: (Canadians aged 16+, number of observations = 1262) 74% 15% 11% Harmful Safe Don't know Source: RIWI Corp. May 12, 2018 10
Slide 11: Health Canada quote on pregnancy and breast-feeding
“Marijuana should not be used if you are pregnant, are planning to get pregnant, or are breast-feeding.” – Health Canada (August 2016) 11
Slide 12: Is Consuming Marijuana When Pregnant or Breastfeeding:
Is Consuming Marijuana When Pregnant, Planning to Get Pregnant, or Breastfeeding: (Canadian women aged 16-44, number of observations = 396) 67% 16% 17% Harmful Safe Don't know Source: RIWI 12
Slide 13: Smoking Cigarettes/Consuming Marijuana During Pregnancy is Harmful
Smoking Cigarettes/ Consuming Marijuana During Pregnancy is Harmful: (Canadian women aged 16-44, number of observations = 396) 82% 67% Smoking cigarettes Consuming marijuana Source: RIWI Corp. May 12, 2018 13
Slide 14: Health Canada quote on men and starting a family
“Marijuana should not be used if you are a man who wishes to start a family....Long term use may decrease sperm count, concentration and motility, and increase abnormal sperm morphology.” – Health Canada (August 2016) 14
Slide 15: Taking Marijuana Poses Health Risks to a Man's Fertility
Taking Marijuana Poses Health Risks to a Man's Fertility (Canadian men aged 16-44, number of observations = 470 ) 49% 51% True False Source: RIWI Corp. May 12, 2018 15
Slide 16: Health Canada quote on impaired concentration and driving
“Using cannabis or any cannabis product can impair your concentration, your ability to think and make decisions, and your reaction time and coordination. This can affect your motor skills, including your ability to drive.” – Health Canada (August 2016) 16
Slide 17: Awareness of Negative Impacts on One's Ability to Drive Safely
Awareness of Negative Impacts on One’s Ability to Drive Safely: (Canadians aged 16+, number of observations = 855+) 85% 71% Alcohol Marijuana Source: RIWI Corp. May 12, 2018 17
Slide 18: About RIWI Technology: A Continuous, Global Random Survey System
About RIWI Technology: A Continuous, Global Random Survey System RIWI’s patented survey technology enables the continuous capture of broad, randomized opinion data on an uninterrupted basis in any geography of the world. RIWI delivers anonymous surveys to random Web users who are surfing online by t
Slide 19: For comments to media, please contact ClearTheAirNow.org
For comments to media, please contact ClearTheAirNow.org: English: Français: Pamela McColl Charlotte LeBlanc +1 604 563 0055 +1 (506) 532-9775 [email protected] [email protected] For questions relating to the data and RIWI’s Global Public Health work, please contact: Daniell