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Despite broad implications, there is limited data on clinical outcomes for patients who use marijuana before and after LT and no consensus within the transplant community surrounding marijuana use. Approximately 15,000 patients are currently listed for LT in the US … Continue reading →

In addition to high rates of marijuana use, young adults have higher rates of cigarette smoking, binge drinking and heavy alcohol use than any other age group.As marijuana becomes more widely available, it will be imperative to monitor its use … Continue reading →

In each experiment, therefore, we included a 5-min sampling period prior to the source period to account for the variation in PM2.5 background concentration. For each indoor experiment, we added a 60-min sampling period following the source period for determining … Continue reading →

After regressing all other arrest rates, drunken arrests remains the only significant category affected by MMICs. So with the given data, there is no evidence that marijuana is a substitute for dangerous drugs, other drugs, felony drugs, nor narcotics. It … Continue reading →

Among cancer patients taking prescription opioids, opioid prescribing patterns are associated with the risk of opioid overdose death. Medicinal marijuana has been shown to have analgesic properties, and specifically for cancer patients, has demonstrated relief from adverse effects of therapy like … Continue reading →

A primary limitation is that the parent study was designed to focus on tobacco rather than marijuana use, and thus assessment of the latter was less detailed. However, it is important to note that robust relationships emerged despite this limited … Continue reading →

We used linear mixed-effects models to assess changes in continuous outcomes over time: post-bronchodilator FEV1, post-bronchodilator FVC, SGRQ total score, CAT score, and HRCT metrics. Linear mixed-effects models, specifically proportional odds models, were used to assess changes in respiratory symptoms … Continue reading →

We also adjusted for the current use of each of these products/substances to address the potential confounding in all the models except for any use of the three. For example, we coadjusted for the use of e-cigarettes and marijuana in … Continue reading →

The association between marijuana use and the prevalence of diabetes has also been examined in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey III population. The researchers reported that marijuana use was associated with a lower odds of diabetes after adjustment for manifold … Continue reading →

Colorado, Washington state, Alaska and Washington, D.C., don’t allow home delivery of marijuana. Oregon, California and Nevada do, but services are not universal Colorado, Washington state, Alaska and Washington, D.C., don’t allow home delivery of marijuana. Oregon, California and Nevada … Continue reading →