Introduction Some patients diagnosed with cancer use medical cannabis to self-manage
undesirable symptoms, including nausea and pain. To improve patient safety and …

This systematic review identifies the psychological variables associated with the use of harm
reduction strategies (HRS) among university students who use alcohol or cannabis. The …

Objective: Given the adverse outcomes associated with simultaneous alcohol and marijuana
(SAM) use, understanding factors that give rise to occasions of simultaneous use is critical …

Objective: Co-use of alcohol and marijuana has increased among college students, though
comparisons among simultaneous (ie, use of both substances such that effects overlap) …

Objective: Simultaneous alcohol and cannabis (ie, marijuana [SAM]) use is highly prevalent
among young adults and college students and associated with a number of negative …

Abstract Background Approximately 16.5% of US young adults have a cannabis use
disorder (CUD) and are at risk for negative outcomes. Treatment can reduce cannabis use …

Background Alcohol use, and the association between alcohol-related variables and
drinking outcomes, seem to be context dependent. We employed Latent Class Analysis, a …

Objective: Using cannabis in solitary contexts is associated with greater cannabis use
problems than using cannabis in social contexts. However, it remains unclear why solitary …

Objective: Social context plays a critical role in youth cannabis use. Yet few studies have
examined if and when social contexts shift during cannabis use treatment. This study …

College cannabis users report using more cannabis during the weekend than on weekdays,
yet little attention has been paid to the role of weekend and weekday-specific motives for …