Background: Population-based surveys demonstrate cannabis users are more likely to use
both illicit and licit substances, compared with non-cannabis users. Few studies have …

Background The study aims were to examine daily associations between marijuana and
alcohol use and the extent to which the association differs as a function of cannabis use …

Although cannabis is widely used, it remains unclear which consumption patterns are more
likely to produce future consequences (risky/hazardous use) or current damage …

Alcohol and marijuana are the most commonly used substances for college-attending young
adults. This study evaluated differences in substance-specific consequence attribution by …

Background Historically, cannabis researchers have assumed a single mode and product of
cannabis (eg, smoking plant). However, patterns of use, products (eg, concentrates …

Background: In this research, the 'natural history'of cannabis dependence is probed, using
data from a large epidemiological sample of cannabis users followed from 1981 through …

Increases in cannabis use among young people has heightened concern about the potential
interactive health effects of cannabis with other drugs. We examined the longitudinal …

WAYNE HALL, LLOYD JOHNSTON AND NEIL DONNELLY www. Ebook777. com examine
and attempt to explain associations between cannabis use and human disease and …

Aims Increased potency and contamination of cannabis have been linked in the public
domain to adverse mental health outcomes. This paper reviews the available international …

Growing evidence supports the hypothesis that cannabis consumption is a risk factor for the
development of psychotic symptoms. Nonetheless, controversy remains about the causal …