Study objective Drug-related emergency department (ED) visits have steadily increased,
with substance users relying heavily on the ED for medical care. The present study aims to …

Objective: The authors sought to estimate the prevalence of past-12-month and lifetime
cannabis use and cannabis use disorder among US veterans; to describe demographic …

Emergency department (ED) settings have gained interest as venues for illegal drug misuse
prevention and intervention, with researchers and practitioners attempting to capitalize on …

While men show greater prevalence of cannabis use disorder (CUD) than women, whether
cannabis use frequency drives this difference is unknown, and little is known about sex …

Background Previous studies have only investigated the short-term association of recent
cannabis use with cannabis-related problems, without accounting for the onset, duration …

Background: Cannabis (MJ) policy liberalization in a majority of US states has impacted
emergency department (ED) visits. It is important to understand why people come to the ED …

Objective As cannabis has been legalized for medicinal and recreational use, rates of
cannabis misuse and cannabis use disorder (CUD) have increased. However, only a small …

Abstract Purpose of Review The purpose of this review was to examine the definition of
cannabis use disorder (CUD) and recent findings regarding the risks for developing CUD …

Objectives: To assess the self-reported reasons for medical cannabis use within the
southeastern United States and compare recreational and medical cannabis users …

Objectives This study aimed to examine trends in cannabis-positive urine drug screens
(UDSs) among emergency department (ED) patients from 2008 to 2019 using data from the …