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.
Prevalence and Correlates of Past-year Kratom Use Among US Adults
This kratom epidemiology mental health survey examines the prevalence and correlates of past-year kratom use among US adults. Findings highlight higher use in populations with psychological distress and depression. The study provides critical baseline…
Reasons for Cannabis Use Among Adults with Disabilities: Insights from the 2023-2024 Survey
Cannabis use among adults with disabilities is notably higher than in the general population. The 2023-2024 National Survey on Health and Disabilities reveals key reasons for this trend. Understanding cannabis use among adults with disabilities is…
Understanding Cannabis Knowledge Gaps in Emergency Department Patients
This study highlights emergency department cannabis knowledge gaps between users and non-users. Understanding these gaps can improve patient education and clinical care. Emergency physicians benefit from targeted approaches to cannabis discussions.
Perceived Safety of Cannabis Use During Pregnancy and Changes in Perception over Time (2017-2021)
This national survey examines perceived cannabis safety pregnancy trends among US adults from 2017 to 2021. Understanding these perceptions is crucial for maternal counseling and fetal health. The study reveals evolving public views that may impact…
Self-reported Use of Cannabidiol as Substitute or Adjunct for Medications
This study examines cbd drug interactions patient safety by assessing how US adults use cannabidiol as a substitute or adjunct for approved medications. It highlights the importance of clinician awareness during medication reconciliation. Understanding…