Background Cannabis use carries an increased risk of ill health and social problems,
especially when initiated at a young age. Drug use is influenced by individual beliefs …

Few studies have attempted to investigate the nature of adolescents' and adults' conceptions
and perceptions of cannabis use. Our objectives were to explore adolescent and adult …

Background Although recreational cannabis is now legal in Canada, little empirical
evidence exists regarding young Canadians' cannabis literacy, cannabis-related risk …

To systematically review evidence evaluating cannabis-related knowledge and perception
of risk in children and adolescents. We systematically searched Medline, PsycINFO, and …

Abstract Background Emerging adults (EAs) have the highest rates of cannabis consumption
in Canada and are vulnerable to the potential impacts of frequent cannabis consumption …

Purpose Cannabis use continues to increase worldwide, and a number of nation states are
changing their cannabis policies. Policy changes require research into key populations …

Aims We explored past-year cannabis use and associated characteristics, focusing on
legalization attitudes, use intentions, risk perceptions, and possible dependence among …

Background Despite reduced sanctions and more permissive attitudes toward cannabis use
in the USA and Europe, the prevalences of adolescent cannabis use have remained rather …

Background: Substance use in European adolescents remains a serious health concern.
Assessing what affects adolescents' substance use is crucial for implementing effective …

In light of the recent legalization of cannabis in Canada, and the prevalence of edibles as a
preferred mode of consumption for young adults, there is a need for evidence-based youth …