Background Validating the utility of cannabis consumption measures for predicting later
cannabis related symptomatology or progression to cannabis use disorder (CUD) is crucial …

Introduction Young adults have the highest rates of cannabis and other drug use, as
compared to other age groups, and contribute a significant proportion to the total population …

Objective Although cannabis is the most widely abused illicit drug, little is known about the
prevalence of cannabis withdrawal, its factor structure, clinical validity and psychiatric …

Background: Due to significant comorbidity and impairment associated with cannabis use
and cannabis use disorder, understanding time trends in cannabis use and cannabis use …

Introduction Prior research has examined the prevalence and correlates of cannabis use
disorder (CUD) in people who use cannabis; however, these are poorly described for …

ABSTRACT Using 2020 National Survey on Drug Use and Health data (N= 27,170, age
18+), we examined associations of psychological distress with:(1) cannabis use frequency …

Epidemiological studies have repeatedly shown that cannabis is the most commonly used
illegal drug in the United States. Furthermore, individuals with cannabis dependence have …

Background Changes in substance use patterns stemming from opioid misuse, ongoing
drinking problems, and marijuana legalization may result in new populations of patients with …

Objective: To examine trends in past-year cannabis use (CU) and cannabis use disorders
(CUD) among youth in the United States, when related changes began, and factors …

OBJECTIVE: To investigate the prevalence of therapeutic cannabis use within a general
population sample of adults and to describe various characteristics associated with use …