The use of cannabinoids as therapeutic drugs has increased among aging populations
recently. Age-related changes in the endogenous cannabinoid system could influence the …

Cannabis use among individuals aged 50 years and older is on an unprecedented rise. 1
Cannabis is the most frequently used illegal psychoactive substance by older adults. 2 a …

Background/objectives Cannabis use among older adults is increasing sharply in the United
States. While the risks and benefits of cannabis use remain unclear, it is important to monitor …

Use of cannabinoid therapies is on the rise in the United States, but responses of healthcare
professionals and their knowledge of these therapies have been mixed. More information is …

Older adults may benefit from cannabis treatment for various symptoms such as chronic
pain, sleep difficulties, and others, that are not adequately controlled with evidence-based …

Background and objectives Legalization of recreational, or non-medical, cannabis in
Canada in 2018 was followed by significant increase in use among older adults. Non …

Little is known about the risks and benefits associated with medical cannabis legalization.
The current study was an online panel survey of adult Oklahomans recruited between …

Cannabis consumption among aging adults in Canada is increasing. The aims of the study
were to examine cannabis consumption patterns before and after non-medical cannabis …

Objectives To assess the relationship between religiosity and medical cannabis (MC)
knowledge, attitudes and beliefs among university medical and allied health (ie, nursing and …

Objective This research explores the impact of patient education on reducing historical and
current stigma. Methods Participants were recruited through social media, parenting with …