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On average, young adults perceive marijuana as less harmful to health, less addictive, and more socially acceptable than tobacco , and are less ready to quit marijuana than cigarettes . While a few studies have found that marijuana users were … Continue reading →

Interestingly, though marijuana tweets exhibited the highest proportion of positive tweets, they also exhibited the highest proportion of neutral tweets and the lowest proportion of tweets with negative sentiment. This finding may suggest relative homogeneity regarding marijuana attitudes, possibly as a … Continue reading →

This form of engagement with government agencies and the broader public helps define the agenda early in the policy-making process , although quantifying the degree to which our research contributed to policy outcomes such as SB 88 is difficult. The future … Continue reading →

E-liquid marketing is focused on promoting flavors , and is known to enhance appeal, and intentions to use more than advertisements for non-flavored products . Youth also believe that advertisements for flavored e-liquids target individuals similar to their own age … Continue reading →

The weight of auxiliary evidence suggests, however, that this correlation primarily reflects factors other than a causal relationship of crime induction through intoxication. First, the psychopharmacological effects of marijuana are relatively modest compared to the effects of alcohol, cocaine, and … Continue reading →

We found that that social impairment is corrected in two distinct mouse models by increasing anandamide activity through FAAH inhibition. This correction raises the immediate question of whether increasing anandamide activity in these mice is prosocial per se or simply … Continue reading →

As the contributions illustrate, there are important future avenues to consider. specifically, the articles in the Special Section provide recommendations for future MOBC research to improve the feasibility of experimental manipulation, collect and analyze data with greater temporal resolution, maximize the use of … Continue reading →

One recent 20-year comparison of daily tobacco versus marijuana smokers showed only increased risk for periodontal disease with cannabis, whereas tobacco users had expected increases in lung, cardiac, and metabolic risk factors. Cannabis appears to have some anti-inflammatory properties; according … Continue reading →

Utilization of emergency department resources are 50% to 100% higher for patients with SUD compared with patients without SUD.In addition to acute medical emergencies, ED use may be indicative of poor health, unmet service need, or inappropriate use of health care.To … Continue reading →

We also were unable to assess clinical data, such as HIV viral loads and CD4 cell counts among PLWH. On the other hand, the BRS and GAD-7 are highly validated and reliable instruments. In a review of resilience measures, Windle … Continue reading →