Background The emergency department (ED) and hospital settings represent crucial
opportunities for engaging treatment for cannabis use disorder (CUD). Thus, there is a need …

Background The increase in cannabis potency may have treatment implications for cannabis
use disorder (CUD). Given the reported increase in prevalence of cannabis use among …

Importance Medical and nonmedical cannabis use and cannabis use disorders (CUD) have
increased with increasing cannabis legalization. However, the prevalence of CUD among …

Background Although the problems associated with alcohol use disorder (AUD) are well
known, little is known about the psychosocial problems associated with cannabis use …

Introduction Cannabis is used for medical and recreational purposes and may result in
cannabis use disorder (CUD). This study explored the prevalence of cannabis use disorder …

Objective: To assess whether cannabis use disorder (abuse or dependence)
hospitalizations are increasing over time and examine the variables associated with the …

Objectives: The study examined sex differences in trend and clinical characteristics of
cannabis use disorder (CUD) diagnosis involved hospitalizations among adult patients …

Background Cannabis policies are rapidly changing in the United States, yet little is known
about how this has affected cannabis-associated emergency department (ED) visits …

Objectives The nationwide prevalence of cannabis use/abuse has more than doubled from
2002 to 2011. Whether the outpatient trend is reflected in the inpatient setting is unknown …

Background Brief cannabis screening followed by standardized assessment of symptoms
may support diagnosis and treatment of cannabis use disorder (CUD). This study tested …