Pot use in pregnancy may pose risks; warnings needed: AMA

CHICAGO (AP) — The American Medical Association is pushing for warning signs about marijuana use during pregnancy and breast-feeding.

Pot’s potential harms include premature birth, low birth weight and attention problems in children. The AMA says warnings should be posted at dispensaries that sell pot and on packages of marijuana sold for medical and recreational use.

The group adopted that stance at a policy-making meeting on Monday in Atlanta. The AMA will seek regulations to…