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e-ISSN:2578-0026

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Alex Clement,Erin Corcoran,Kristina M Jackson et al. Alex Clement et al.
Objective: Cannabis and alcohol are among the substances most frequently used by adolescents. Adolescents also frequently co-use these substances, with use of alcohol predicting subsequent initiation of cannabis use, and ...
Claire Minister,Christian S Hendershot,Matthew T Keough et al. Claire Minister et al.
Objective: The link between attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and cannabis-related problems is well documented, though research has primarily focused on cannabis use disorder (CUD) or cannabis consequences i...
Daniel Ageze,Renee Dell&#x;Acqua,Thomas D Marcotte et al. Daniel Ageze et al.
Objective: California legalized adult cannabis use in 2016 with the passing of Proposition 64: The Adult Use Marijuana Act (Prop 64). This qualitative study aimed to explore the impact of legalization on various stakehold...
Rebecca Kurnellas,Cassandra A Sutton,Daiil Jun et al. Rebecca Kurnellas et al.
Objective: Cannabis demand, as measured by the Marijuana Purchase Task (MPT), holds associations with concurrent cannabis consumption and associated risks (e.g., cannabis use disorder [CUD]). As few studies have examined ...
Jane Appleyard Allen,Shaleen Title,Brian Bradfield Jane Appleyard Allen
Objective: U.S. cannabis policy has been shaped by racism and produced racist outcomes. The legalization of cannabis for adult use represents an opportunity to end harmful policies and repair some of the damage caused by ...
Christine Hoang,Louisa M Holmes,Pamela M Ling Christine Hoang
Objective: Evidence regarding the efficacy of various forms of cannabis and cannabinoid concentrations is limited, and cannabis industry regulatory infrastructure is still in development. Meanwhile, most US states have le...
Erin A Vogel,Katelyn F Romm,D J McMaughan et al. Erin A Vogel et al.
Objective: People with (versus without) disabilities may be more likely to use cannabis medicinally, especially if they lack social support to cope with symptoms. However, associations of social support and disability wit...
Claire A Walsh,Nikki Jafarzadeh,Reid C Whaley et al. Claire A Walsh et al.
Objective: Cannabis use is common among adolescents. Limited research has examined how specific cannabis use behaviors may differentially increase cannabis use disorder (CUD) risk. ...
Michael J Zvolensky,Bryce K Clausen,Ava A Jones et al. Michael J Zvolensky et al.
Objective: Cannabis use has been increasing among the Hispanic/Latinx population in the United States (US). Little research has expressly focused on culturally relevant factors related to cannabis use processes and proble...
Justin Matheson,Harseerat Saini,Rebecca Haines-Saah et al. Justin Matheson et al.
Objective: The diversity and potency of cannabis products have increased in recent years, underscoring the importance of understanding which products are being used and why. Patients with substance use disorders (SUDs) us...