5 days ago – Aspects of the present invention disclose and describe a container
for displaying, visualizing, and aroma sampling botanical materials—such as
tea, cannabis, and the like including a container. …

6 days ago – Abstract Aims: This research aimed to explore people’s beliefs associated with
opposition to cannabis legalisation in Uruguay. In 2014, Uruguay passed a national law
regulating the production, sale and consumption of recreational marijuana. However, two- …

6 days ago – … ABSTRACT Background: Cannabis is one of the most widely used illicit
substances worldwide, and it has the highest prevalence among drugs used in Egypt.
Objectives: The aims were to evaluate whether the use of cannabis …

6 days ago – Abstract This paper presents the rationale and content of PASS, a Danish
school-based prevention program targeting cannabis-culture-related beliefs among high
school students (ie typically 15–19 years). The objective of the program is to prevent or …

6 days ago – … jpet.aspetjournals.org Downloaded from Page 5. JPET #236968 5 Abstract Evidence
suggests that the non-psychotropic cannabis-derived compound, cannabidiol (CBD), has
anti-neoplastic activity in multiple types of cancers, including glioblastoma multiforme (GBM …

8 days ago – … The more lenient cannabis regulations tend to make people, especially young adults,
less aware of the risks associated with its use. … Grafton SE, Huang PN, Vieira AR: Dental treatment
planning considerations for patients using cannabis: A case report. …

8 days ago – … Linum usitatissimum L.), didžiosios (pluoštinės) dilgėlės (lot. Urtica dioica
L.) ir sėjamosios kanapės (lot. Cannabis sativa). … Urtica dioica L.) and hemp (lot. Cannabis
sativa), and patented. The said plants grow naturally in Lithuania. …

8 days ago – Chapter Fourteen “Herb Is for the Healing of the Nation!” Marijuana as a Consumable
Vegetable among Ghetto Muslim Youth of Maamobi in Accra, Ghana De-Valera NYM Botchway
and Charles Prempeh The consumption and use of marijuana (Cannabis sativa) are …

9 days ago – … Tobacco and alcohol were found to be the most common substances of abuse,
followed by cannabis. … Tobacco was found to be the most common substance of abuse with the
rate of 24.8% followed by alcohol (15.4%) and cannabis (2.5%) for current use. …

9 days ago – The use of fear conditioning and extinction paradigms to examine intermediate
phenotypes of anxiety and stress-related disorders has facilitated the identification of
neurobiological mechanisms that underlie specific components of abnormal psychological …

9 days ago – BACKGROUND: Cannabis is the most widely used illicit drug in the world and
there is growing concern about the mental health effects of cannabis use. These concerns
are at least partly due to the strong increase in recreational and medical cannabis use and …

9 days ago – Conclusion: Nos analyses montrent l’intérêt de mesurer les facteurs
psychosociaux pour expliquer les comportements de santé, ainsi que pour identifier et
proposer des pistes d’actions. Elles confortent la priorité mise sur la prévention du …

9 days ago – … Regarding the latter, the rate of illegal cannabis consumption strongly
declined; however, no significant effect is detected on cannabis dealers or the consumption
of other illegal drugs. The survey evidence further suggests that …

9 days ago – … the risk of drug abuse. An online survey was distributed among adult MDMA
polydrug users (n = 158) and MDMA-naïve controls (alcohol, nicotine and cannabis users,
n = 138). Participants answered questions regarding their …

10 days ago – … Substance use papers included nicotine, alcohol, cannabis, and ecstasy use. … to
successfully carry out cognition necessary for safe driving is adversely impacted by use of
substances including alcohol (Marczinski, Harrison, & Fillmore, 2008) and cannabis (Downey …

10 days ago – … sobre 27.503 estudiantes de Educación Secundaria de 747 centros públicos y
privados de España (Estudes, 2012-13); según ésta, alrededor del 81, 9% de los adolescentes
entre 14 y 18 años han consumido alcohol alguna vez, 35, 3% tabaco, y un 26, 6% cannabis …

10 days ago – … The main illicit drug was cannabis (51.4%) followed by glue/solvents (48.6%) and
amphetamine (45.7%). … They reported that 10 to 79.6% of users of amphetamines, cannabis,
cocaine, and opiates met DSM-III-R dependence criteria for each specific substance. …

10 days ago – … Meta-analyses quantified the effect size of 13 individual risk factors (alcohol use
frequency, antisocial behaviours, depression, male gender, cannabis use, illicit drug use,
impulsivity, number of gambling activities, problem gambling severity, sensation seeking, tobacco …

10 days ago – Background In Chile, concerns mount about escalating cannabis use. Thus, it
is important to have tools for early identification of at-risk users. The Cannabis Use Problems
Identification Test (CUPIT) is a useful screening tool, and the aim of this study was to …

10 days ago – … Editor. Universitat Jaume I. Resumen. Legal highs, especially synthetic cannabinoids,
are novel substances which are intended to cause a cannabis-like effect, as an alternative to
traditional illicit drugs, like Marijuana. These products are marketed … …