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Marijuana Use and Potential Implications of Marijuana Legalization
Pediatrics In Review, 2020Most states in the United States have legalized medical and/or recreational cannabis in response to public demand. Trends in states adopting such legislation demonstrate an increasing prevalence of cannabis use coincident to decreasing perceptions of risk of harm from cannabis products.
Tamara M, Grigsby +2 more
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Nursing for Women's Health, 2015
With the legalization of both medical and recreational use of marijuana in some U.S. states, nurses and other clinicians should be prepared to care for pregnant women who have used marijuana during pregnancy. This column describes the prevalence of cannabis use among women, the effect cannabis has on the body and the potential maternal, fetal and ...
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With the legalization of both medical and recreational use of marijuana in some U.S. states, nurses and other clinicians should be prepared to care for pregnant women who have used marijuana during pregnancy. This column describes the prevalence of cannabis use among women, the effect cannabis has on the body and the potential maternal, fetal and ...
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Journal of Health and Social Behavior, 2000
The primary goal of this study is to examine the association between marijuana use and adult depressive symptomatology. The key independent variables examined are age of marijuana initiation, frequency of current marijuana use, the use of other licit and illicit drugs, and whether marijuana was used to cope with problems.
B E, Green, C, Ritter
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The primary goal of this study is to examine the association between marijuana use and adult depressive symptomatology. The key independent variables examined are age of marijuana initiation, frequency of current marijuana use, the use of other licit and illicit drugs, and whether marijuana was used to cope with problems.
B E, Green, C, Ritter
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1988
To the Editor.— A Florida physician wrote a letter inquiring about the risks of occasional use of marijuana. 1 Dr Herrington, a Milwaukee psychiatrist, replied that the infrequent use of marijuana (less than once a week) probably will not result in ill effects, unless one of the infrequent acute reactions to marijuana happens to occur.
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To the Editor.— A Florida physician wrote a letter inquiring about the risks of occasional use of marijuana. 1 Dr Herrington, a Milwaukee psychiatrist, replied that the infrequent use of marijuana (less than once a week) probably will not result in ill effects, unless one of the infrequent acute reactions to marijuana happens to occur.
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1971
Anyone who tries to give an authoritative overview of marihuana at this time is attempting the impossible. Convincing research results are few, despite insistent preaching from some quarters, and most of the crucial answers are not yet in. Aware of this, Dr.
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Anyone who tries to give an authoritative overview of marihuana at this time is attempting the impossible. Convincing research results are few, despite insistent preaching from some quarters, and most of the crucial answers are not yet in. Aware of this, Dr.
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Differences in the Marijuana Expectancies of Adolescents in Relation to Marijuana Use
Substance Use & Misuse, 2007Marijuana use continues to be a problem among youth. Outcome expectancies influence substance-using behavior in both children and adults. Expectancy interventions are empirically supported. Despite their success, there is a lack of information regarding marijuana expectancies in youth from which to develop these interventions. The present investigation
Alfonso, Jacqueline, Dunn, Michael E.
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Normalization of Marijuana Use: Its Effects on Adolescents’ Intentions to Use Marijuana
Substance Use & Misuse, 2003The comparative salience of attitudes, normative influences, and perceptions of the ease or difficulty of engaging in marijuana use was examined in 91 adolescents from three subsamples: those living in Nimbin, Australia, where marijuana use appears to have become normalized, a control group, and a group of homeless adolescents, surveyed in 1997.
O'Callaghan, FV, Hannon, T
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Challenging the Association of Marijuana Laws With Teen Marijuana Use
JAMA Pediatrics, 2020Eli, Rapoport +2 more
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Human Values and Marijuana Use
International Journal of the Addictions, 1990The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between prioritized rankings of human values among persons who either use or do not use marijuana. Discriminant analyses indicated that personal values are more important to marijuana users, while social values are more important to nonusers.
B R, Carlson, W H, Edwards
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The availability of medical marijuana dispensary and adolescent marijuana use
Preventive Medicine, 2016To examine the association between medical marijuana dispensary (MMD) availability and adolescent marijuana use.The study sample was comprised of 8th, 10th, and 12th graders (N=14,953) from 141 schools in the 2014 Monitoring the Future study, who resided in the 18 states that had legalized medical marijuana as of January 1, 2014.
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