Objective: A small body of work has started developing cannabis use “typologies” for use in
treatment and prevention. Two potentially relevant dimensions for classifying cannabis use …

Objectives Cannabis has been legalized for medical use in almost half of the states in the
US Although laws in these states make the distinction between medical and recreational use …

Abstract Background and Aims Cannabis is commonly used among people who drink
alcohol, but evidence suggests a nuanced relationship between alcohol consumption and …

Background Evidence details how cannabis can influence the use of other psychoactive
substances, including prescription medications, alcohol, tobacco and illicit drugs, but very …

Introduction With the increasing number of cannabis users and more jurisdictions allowing
medical cannabis, more evidence-based knowledge about the prevalence of cannabis use …

Background The relationships between cannabis use frequency with alcohol use, alcohol‐
related harms, and persistent alcohol use disorder (AUD) in a general population …

Background Understanding the nature of the association between cannabis and alcohol use
within individuals over time in the era of legalized cannabis is of crucial importance for …

Background and Objectives Although cannabis is well studied in the scientific literature,
relatively little is known about the relationship between the frequency of cannabis use and …

Background While the link between frequent cannabis use and alcohol use disorders is well
documented, it is not clear whether alcohol drinkers who use cannabis less frequently are …

Background Regulatory changes are increasing access to both medical cannabis and
cannabis in general. As such, understanding patterns of recreational and medical cannabis …