Cannabis is the most widely used illicit drug in the United States. Despite the fact that there
are large numbers of people with cannabis dependence, relatively little attention has been …

The present study evaluates the efficacy of a brief intervention for cannabis users. A
randomized controlled trial compared 3 conditions: 4 weekly individual sessions of …

With large and increasing numbers of people using cannabis, the development of cannabis
use disorder (CUD) is a growing public health concern. Despite the success of evidence …

Abstract Purpose of Review Adolescent cannabis use represents a significant public health
concern. Cannabis experimentation typically begins in adolescence and increases the odds …

Objective: Recent research suggests potential therapeutic benefits of cannabis-derived
products, a lower risk profile than other illicit substances, and significant functional …

Cannabis use is prevalent among youth with mental illness, despite the increased risk of
exacerbating psychiatric symptoms. The rapidly changing legality of cannabis has …

Background A number of studies indicate a link between cannabis-use and psychosis as
well as more severe psychosis in those with existing psychotic disorders. There is currently …

Background Although the general public perceives cannabis as one of the less harmful illicit
drugs, the past decades saw a surge in treatment demands for CUDs (UNODC, 2014) …

Objective: Cannabis use is increasing among college students and commonly co-occurs
with anxiety symptoms in this age group. Interventions that reduce anxiety may also reduce …

Cannabis is the world's most widely used illicit drug. In Australia, one in three have tried it,
and almost one in ten have used it in the past year. 1, 2 While the majority of cannabis use is …