Background: While there is growing interest in the possibility that cannabis may be a partial
substitute for opioids, studies have yet to examine whether individuals with co-occurring …

Background: The relationship between cannabis use and the risk of returning to using
opioids non-medically during treatment for opioid use disorder (OUD) remains unclear …

Polysubstance use of alcohol, cannabis, and nicotine has been shown to be correlated with
opioid use disorder (OUD). The goal of this study was to determine whether alcohol use …

Background With the ongoing opioid crisis and policy changes regarding legalization of
cannabis occurring around the world, it is necessary to consider cannabis use in the context …

Background and Objectives Cannabis use is common among patients taking prescription
opioids, although rates of concomitant cannabis use disorder (CUD) have been largely …

Objective: The authors sought to determine whether cannabis use is associated with a
change in the risk of incident nonmedical prescription opioid use and opioid use disorder at …

Abstract Introduction and Aims Previous research suggested that cannabis use was
associated with increased risks of prescription opioid misuse and use disorder. This study …

Despite being illegal under US federal law, cannabis has gained widespread public
acceptance. Over half of US adults (59%) believe that cannabis should be legal for …

Despite high rates of cannabis use during medication-based treatment of opioid use
disorder (MOUD), uncertainty remains around how cannabis influences treatment outcomes …

Abstract Background and Aims Ecological studies have suggested that Cannabis
legalization might have led to a decrease in opioid overdose deaths. Such studies do not …