Background: Brain atrophy and cognitive deficits persist among individuals with suppressed
HIV disease. The impact of cannabis use is unknown. Methods: HIV+ and HIV− participants …

Introduction Cannabis is the most commonly used illicit substance in the United States, and
nearly 1 in 4 young adults are current cannabis users. Chronic cannabis use is associated …

Objectives: To improve understanding of which adolescents were most likely to perceive
marijuana as not harmful. Methods: Analyses were based on the SHARP survey, conducted …

During adolescence, frequent and heavy cannabis use can lead to serious adverse health
effects and cannabis use disorder (CUD). Rodent models of adolescent exposure to the …

Preclinical, clinical, and population research demonstrates that stress and early life adversity
(ELA) increase vulnerability to initiate, maintain, and relapse in addiction. Individuals with …

Background: Although cannabinoid consumption represents a current social and health
problem, especially in a historical context characterized by an open orientation for …

Substance abuse by women of child-bearing age and fetal in utero drug exposure has
increased in the number of infants born with health issues. Prenatal exposure to …

Marijuana is the most popular illegal drug worldwide. Recent trends indicate that this may
soon change; not due to decreased marijuana use, but to an amendment in marijuana's …

Introduction: Memory impairment is one of the most commonly reported effects of cannabis
use, especially among those who initiate use earlier, perhaps due to the effects of delta-9 …

Objective: Research typically characterizes cannabis use by self-report of cannabis intake
frequency. In an effort to better understand relationships between measures of cannabis …