Tobacco and Cannabis Use and co-Use, and Cannabis Refusal Self-Efficacy Among Black Men: A Cross-Sectional Study Examining Differences Between Men Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) and Non-MSM.
Cannabis refusal self-efficacy is a critical factor in understanding substance use among Black men. This study reveals lower refusal self-efficacy among Black MSM, contributing to higher tobacco and cannabis co-use. Addressing this can help reduce health…
Digital Therapeutics for Smoking Cessation in HIV Patients
HIV smoking cessation digital therapeutics show promise in engaging people living with HIV for tobacco cessation. Clinical trial data supports feasibility and acceptability of these tools. Technology-based interventions can reach this population…
New Insights on Structural Brain Imaging in Cannabis and Tobacco Users
Structural brain imaging cannabis tobacco effects reveal important data on brain volume changes. This study highlights dose-dependent relationships and additive effects of concurrent use. Understanding these effects aids clinical discussions about…
Cannabis and Tobacco Associated with Brain Volume Reduction
Recent studies on cannabis tobacco brain volume reduction reveal measurable changes in critical brain regions. These findings highlight the importance of clinical awareness when counseling patients. Understanding these effects aids in informed…
Endocannabinoid System Research: Cannabis & HIV Smoking
Digital therapeutics tailored to people living with HIV show promising feasibility and acceptability as a scalable approach to smoking cessation. Tobacco use remains a leading driver of preventable illness and death among people with HIV, making…