Marijuana Use and Lower Obesity Rates: A Correlation, Not a Cure
The marijuana use obesity correlation shows obese individuals report 35% lower marijuana use than non-obese adults. This association is consistent but does not prove causation. Understanding this correlation helps clarify population-level trends without…
About 1 in 12 Cancer Survivors Used Cannabis, National Survey Finds
Roughly 1 in 12 cancer survivors reported cannabis use in 2021. Cannabis use cancer survivors data shows variation by demographic and state legalization status. Nearly half of users cited medical reasons for use.
Marijuana Users Have Lower Obesity Rates, But Does the Drug Cause This?
Marijuana use obesity prevalence BRFSS data from 2016 to 2022 shows a consistent inverse association between marijuana use and obesity rates. This pattern is observed across demographic groups but does not prove causation. Understanding this relationship…
Classic psychedelic and cannabis use among U.S. cancer survivors aged ≥ 50 years: nationally representative estimates by cancer type/site.
To examine the prevalence of lifetime ("ever") cannabis and classic psychedelic use, and their co-use among U.S. adults aged ≥ 50 years with versus without a...
Research Study on Maltese Cannabis Users: Insights & Participation
This research study examines the Malta cannabis legalization impact on users following the 2021 law change. It offers valuable real-world evidence on usage patterns and health outcomes. Maltese cannabis users are invited to participate and contribute to…
Association of Cannabis Use and Lung Cancer: A Retrospective Cohort Study
This cannabis lung cancer risk study examines the association between cannabis use and lung cancer incidence. The retrospective cohort design adds valuable epidemiological data to this critical safety question. Findings highlight the need for careful…
Recent Research Indicates Daily Cannabis Use Has Surpassed Daily Alcohol Consumption
Recent research highlights that daily cannabis use trends have now surpassed daily alcohol consumption in the United States. This shift in substance use epidemiology requires clinicians to update screening and counseling approaches. Understanding daily…
Classic psychedelic and cannabis use among U.S. cancer survivors aged ≥ 50 years: nationally representative estimates by cancer type/site.
This study examines classic psychedelic and cannabis use among older cancer survivors aged 50 years and above. It provides nationally representative estimates by cancer type and site. Understanding these patterns is crucial for clinical and policy…
Trends in Cannabis and Tobacco Use by Racial and Ethnic Groups among U.S. Youth: 1991-2021
Youth cannabis use disparities reveal important differences in substance use patterns across racial and ethnic groups. This study tracks trends in cannabis and tobacco use among U.S. adolescents from 1991 to 2021. Understanding these disparities is…
Video Games and Cannabis: A Scoping Review Finds a Probable Link but No Clear Picture
The 2025 scoping review explores video gaming cannabis use, finding a probable but inconsistent link. Most studies report a positive association, though some show no or negative relationships. The evidence remains early-stage, requiring further research…