Considerable recent attention has focused on how harmful or problematic cannabis use is
defined and understood in the literature and put to use in clinical practice. The aim of the …

Introduction Recent rapid changes in medical cannabis policies and increases in medical
use of cannabis have raised new research questions related to potential effects of medical …

Many cannabis users do not report experiencing harm from use, suggesting that not all use
is cause for concern. The objective of this research is to establish a threshold beyond which …

While there is evidence of stabilisation or slight decline in use in some high-prevalence
countries, cannabis use has, on the whole, increased in most European countries over the …

Aim To illustrate how limitations in the cannabis literature undermine our ability to
understand cannabis‐related harms and problems experienced by users and identify users …

OBJECTIVES: Cannabis is the most widely used illicit substance in Canada. There exist a
variety of tools to measure problematic characteristics of cannabis use; however, there is no …

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

Background: Cannabis is the most widely used illicit drug in developed countries, and has a
significant impact on mental and physical health in the general population. However, the …

Health and social harms from cannabis use typically are assessed by comparing those who
use to those who do not use. Recognizing that not all use of cannabis is necessarily …

Cannabis is the most prevalently used illicit drug in Canada. Current policy consists
primarily of universal use prohibition rather than interventions targeting specific risks and …