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A cannabis withdrawal syndrome has been characterized, but its clinical significance
remains uncertain. One method of assessing the significance of cannabis withdrawal is to …

This study investigates the clinical significance of a cannabis withdrawal syndrome in 104
adult, non‐treatment‐seeking, primarily cannabis users who reported at least one serious …

Recent experimental papers have been published suggesting the appearance of withdrawal
symptoms upon the cessation of cannabis use in human users and proposing the …

The authors review the literature examining the validity and significance of cannabis
withdrawal syndrome. Findings from animal laboratory research are briefly reviewed, and …

A subset of marijuana smokers develop a cannabis use disorder and seek treatment for their
marijuana use on their own initiative. A less well-known consequence of daily, repeated …

OBJECTIVE: Cannabis withdrawal occurs in frequent users who quit, but there are no
accepted diagnostic criteria for a cannabis withdrawal syndrome (CWS). This study …

Objective: Although cannabis is the most widely abused illicit drug, little is known about the
prevalence of cannabis withdrawal and its factor structure, clinical validity, and psychiatric …

Abstract Background and Aims Cannabis withdrawal is a well‐characterized phenomenon
that occurs in approximately half of regular and dependent cannabis users after abrupt …

BACKGROUND: Cannabis withdrawal is not recognized in DSM-IV because of doubts about
its clinical significance. OBJECTIVES: Assess the phenomenon of cannabis withdrawal and …