CONTEXT: Cannabis consumption is central to diagnosis of cannabis use disorders; yet,
most research on cannabis disorders has focused just on diagnosis or criteria. The present …

Aims. To examine:(i) the prevalence of cannabis use and DSM‐IV cannabis dependence
among Australian adults, and (ii) correlates of level of cannabis involvement. Design. Cross …

Epidemiological studies have repeatedly shown that cannabis is the most commonly used
illegal drug in the United States. Furthermore, individuals with cannabis dependence have …

Background Cannabis use disorder (CUD) prevalence among people reporting past-year
cannabis use declined from 2002–2016. We examined whether similar reductions in CUD …

Background and Aims Questions over the clinical significance of cannabis withdrawal have
hindered its inclusion as a discrete cannabis induced psychiatric condition in the Diagnostic …

Background Treatment seeking for cannabis dependence in general, and particularly the
number of criminal justice referrals to cannabis treatment, has increased over the past …

This paper presents an overview of the prospective cohort design of the Dutch Cannabis
Dependence (CanDep) study, which investigates (i) the three‐year natural course of …

Aims To evaluate the agreement between adolescent self‐reported cannabis use,“on‐site”
qualitative urine screening, and quantitative laboratory testing. Design A cross‐sectional …

Objective: Previous research has demonstrated the utility of motivational models of cannabis
use to predict the frequency of use and associated negative consequences. However, few …

Abstract Background Using US National Surveys on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) data,
researchers found that prevalence of cannabis use among adults increased in recent years …