A1: Wikipedia articles use
the name most commonly used in reliable sources. As this article concerns
pharmacology,
medicine, drugs, and psychology, a lot of its sources come from professionally published medical journals and academic books. Said sources mostly refer to the drug by its more professional name "cannabis". "Marijuana", despite being a very common term for the drug, is not widely used in the academic field due to being a slang. This subject has been discussed extensively and there has been strong consensus against renaming cannabis-related articles to "marijuana". Please see the following discussions:
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3,
4,
5, and
6.
Please do not attempt to make a new move request unless there have been
substantial new developments or if you have a highly convincing argument that was not previously considered.
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