Abstract Introduction and Aims Given the increase in cannabis availability and use in North
America, identification of risk factors for cannabis use and dependence is paramount. One …

Objective: Using cannabis in solitary contexts is associated with greater cannabis use
problems than using cannabis in social contexts. However, it remains unclear why solitary …

Background Cannabis is the most widely consumed illicit substance in America, with
increasing rates of use. Some theorists tend to link frequency of use with cannabis …

Background: Experts have recommended criteria (Gonzalez et al., 2002) for recruiting pure
chronic cannabis users (ie, those without polysubstance use or psychiatric illness) when …

Background Cannabis remains the most commonly used illicit substance and use rates are
rising. Notably, the prevalence of cannabis use disorders (CUD) nearly equals that of other …

Patterns of cannabis consumption among regular users within a legalized environment have
not been explored in detail. We aimed to conduct a survey among regular cannabis users to …

Objectives: Little research has investigated the demographic and symptom profile of medical
cannabis users in states in the USA that have legalized cannabis use. Methods: In the …

Abstract Introduction and Aims. Anecdotal reports suggest that high rates of cannabis use
and dependence are significant issues in Indigenous communities in north Queensland; …

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

Research exploring patterns and predictors of problematic cannabis use behaviors among
young adults is limited. This knowledge is essential for intervening to prevent abuse and …