Background: Medical cannabis is commonly used for chronic pain, but little is known about
differences in characteristics, cannabis use patterns, and perceived helpfulness among …

Introduction: Over 12% of US adults report past-year cannabis use, and among those who
use daily, 25% or more have a cannabis use disorder. Use is increasing as legal access …

Importance Despite the changing legal status of cannabis and the potential impact on
health, few health systems routinely screen for cannabis use, and data on the epidemiology …

Background Cannabis is increasingly available and used for medical and recreational
purposes, but few studies have assessed provider knowledge, attitudes, and practice …

Objective: In 2018, California legalized the sale of cannabis for adult nonmedical use. To
understand use of cannabis after legalization, we surveyed a stratified random sample of …

Introduction To date, no study has reported the prevalence of cannabis use in chronic pain
patients. The aim of this study is to investigate the trends in cannabis use among chronic …

Background Healthcare providers play a critical role in facilitating patient access to medical
cannabis. However, previous surveys suggest only a minority of providers believe that …

Objectives: Patient-reported outcomes are critical to evaluate the effectiveness of medical
cannabis as an alternative treatment for chronic pain. This study examined the perceived …

Background: The political climate around Cannabis as a medicine is rapidly changing.
Legislators are adopting policies regarding appropriate medical applications, while the …

Background The wide heterogeneity of available cannabis products makes it difficult for
physicians to appropriately guide patients. In the current study, our objective was to …