Purpose Adolescent health surveillance systems are critical for understanding patterns of
cannabis use; however, their limitations underscore the need for studies that generate new …

Cannabis is the most commonly used illicit drug among Canadian youth and is associated
with a variety of cognitive, physical and mental health deficits. Given that their brains are …

Purpose The legal landscape of cannabis availability and use in the United States is rapidly
changing. As the heterogeneity of cannabis products and methods of use increases, more …

Background Cannabis use among adolescents is prevalent in the US Few studies have
investigated the ties between adolescents' perceived risk of cannabis use, other substance …

Currently, with the legalization of cannabis and the opening of recreational dispensaries in
states across the country, the question of whether or not proximity to recreational cannabis …

The legalization of medical and recreational cannabis in Canada poses several challenges
and opportunities in children, youth, and young adults. A clear understanding of the …

Purpose Increased access to legalized non-medical cannabis has led to growing concern
over the potential adverse health impacts of cannabis consumption among youth and …

Adolescents' gender-specific cannabis use rates and their correlates were examined. Data
were obtained via a cross-sectional survey conducted in 2004 in British Columbia, Canada …

Purpose To assess the relationship between lifetime, past-year, and frequent past-year
cannabis use on use of other substances among youth in order to inform prevention …

Introduction Cannabis use patterns among adolescents and young adults (AYAs) have
changed recently, with increasing use of non-combustible cannabis products. Little is known …