...Meng-Yun Lin; Darcy Lockhart; Rachel Denlinger-Apte Abstract Purpose This study sought to identify the predominant factors associated with tobacco and marijuana/cannabis use among adolescents according to their sexual identity. Methods Using the 2023 National Youth Tobacco Survey, we...

... This article is published and distributed under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract There is growing interest in the role of marijuana and its derivatives in symptom management for chronic...

... resulted in increased unintentional overdoses in young children. Alberta Canada Cannabis Emergency Legalization Marijuana Overdose Paediatrics Poison The growing body of research into the effects of recreational...

... disturbances, depressive symptoms, and anxiety/worrying, as well as its tumor-inhibiting capabilities. cannabidiol glioma marijuana meningioma Δ⁹-tetrahydrocannabinol Figure 2. Self-reported adverse events of cannabis in prior and current tumor-related cannabis users. In this study of Dutch...

... behaviors as a function of psychosocial factors while adjusting for age and sex. Results Alcohol (84.06%) and marijuana (41.30%) were the most common substances reported. In bivariate analyses, depressive symptoms were positively associated (p = .01) and illness acceptance was inversely...

... was organized with the following syntax: ((Crohn’s disease OR ulcerative colitis OR inflammatory bowel disease) AND (cannabis OR marijuana OR cannabinoid derivative)). Studies were identified from inception until the date of the search in July 2023. To address the primary aim of this study, only RCTs comparing...

... higher cognitive control performance. For the first time, we also reveal that FES+CAN have higher DLPFC brain activity during cognitive control compared to FES-CAN. Several possible explanations for these findings are discussed. psychosis neuroimaging cognition Marijuana National Institutes of Health...

... when overdoses are driven mostly by nonprescribed opioids, stricter opioid prescribing policies and more expansive cannabis legalization were not associated with reduced overdose death rates. This article is part of a Special Collection on Mental Health. overdose opioid cannabis marijuana policy...

... taking cannabis may also encounter reduced access, which could inadvertently encourage these patients to seek nonmedical treatments for chronic pain. access to care prescription opioids opioid analgesics cannabis medical marijuana survey primary care chronic pain National Institute on Drug Abuse...

... to promote broader recognition and insight into successful management. cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome vomiting cannabis marijuana hypophosphatemia intravenous phosphorous case report 09 09 2023 18 03 2024 13 04 2024 Prakash Acharya contributed to the management of the patient, the study...

... increased or worsened abdominal symptoms and quality of life. Cannabis marijuana colitis Crohn’s disease inflammatory bowel disease Institute of Cancer Research—Canadian Institutes for Health Research Key Messages What is already known? In IBD, cannabis use for symptom relief is infrequent and its...

... as a prevention or harm reduction strategy relative to prescription opioids. Health Retirement Survey Marijuana Older adults Opioids Pain University of Iowa 10.13039/100008893 College of Public Health 10.13039/100007903 Department of Health Management and Policy Cannabis use among persons over...

.... The combination of ATR-FTIR and LDA achieved up to 95.23% accuracy in assigning Cannabis samples to their geographical locations of origin in Brazil and up to 100% in Colorado. Graphical Abstract Graphical Abstract infrared spectroscopy marijuana hemp forensics chemometrics UNCORRECTED MANUSCRIPT...

... Doris Duke Charitable Foundation 10.13039/100000862 62288 John Templeton Foundation 10.13039/100000925 Several studies have shown an increasing prevalence of marijuana use following legalization trends, and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime reported marijuana as the most commonly...

... discriminatory and ineffective ( 22 ), legislators in the 1960s grew increasingly preoccupied with cannabis regulation, perhaps linked to the fact that young white adults in the middle and upper classes were using cannabis in large numbers ( 23 ). Circumstances reached a fever pitch in 1971 when marijuana...

... form, even temporary use, during midadolescence may often be followed by poly–cannabis-product use. Nicotine use may amplify the probability of future cannabis use onset or recurrence. adolescent health cannabis cannabis-use transitions marijuana Markov multistate modeling nicotine use...

... between visible and other non-ionizing wavelengths of radiation in regards to mechanisms of radiative transfer, the model developed herein for visible wavelengths of radiation should be generalizable to other radiation bands including infrared and ultraviolet radiation. horticulture indoor Marijuana...

... for more than 1 year was not independently associated with either increased BP or prevalent hypertension in a nationally representative sample of middle-aged US adults. blood pressure cannabis cardiovascular disease hypertension marijuana National Institutes of Health 10.13039/100000002...

... complications that are exacerbated by e-cigarettes and marijuana. The aims of this cross-sectional study are to: (1) identify the association between perceived global and disease-related stress and susceptibility to e-cigarettes and marijuana, (2) determine if the association between stress and susceptibility...

... ) Abstract The stochastic framework of the NERA model (N: Nonuser, E: Experimental user, R: Recreational user, A: Addict) depicting the dynamics of marijuana usage in the pre- and post-Initiative-502 (I-502) in Washington, is analysed. Randomness is introduced in (i) the degree of influence that E exerts...