Driving under the influence of cannabis: perceptions from Canadian youth
Abstract Background: Cannabis legalization is intended to protect the public from potential harm by restricting access and promoting greater awareness…
adolescents and young adults
Exploring young adults’ e-cigarette use behavior during COVID-19
Abstract INTRODUCTION: Changes in daily life related to COVID-19 have impacted e-cigarette use, particularly in young adults. This cross-sectional mixed-methods…
Young Adults’ Knowledge of State Cannabis Policy: Implications for Studying the Effects of Legalization in Vermont
Abstract Objectives.: Cannabis policy evaluations commonly assume equal policy exposure across a state’s population using date of implementation as the…
Correlates of Perceived Harmfulness of Regular Cannabis Use among Canadian University Students Before and After Legalization
Abstract Objective: Among a prospective sample of Canadian university students, this study aimed to: 1) document changes in cannabis use…
Hypertensive Crisis-Related Hospitalizations and Subsequent Major Adverse Cardiac Events in Young Adults with Cannabis Use Disorder: A Nationwide Analysis
Abstract Background and Objectives: With the growing recreational cannabis use and recent reports linking it to hypertension, we sought to…
Inductive Characterization of ENDS-Associated Adverse Events Among California Young Adults
Abstract Young adult E-cigarette users report more than 40 distinct adverse events. E-cigarette‒related adverse event experiences vary greatly along multiple…
Assessing the Testability of the Multi-Theory Model (MTM) in Predicting Vaping Quitting Behavior among Young Adults in the United States: A Cross-Sectional Survey
Abstract Purpose: Given the increased exposure to e-cigarettes and nicotine among young adults, difficulty in quitting vaping is likely, which…
A cross-sectional survey: Exploring future healthcare workers’ intention to use cannabis through extended theory of planned behavior
Abstract Cannabis is the most extensively abused drug, leading to multiple health burdens such as traffic accidents and psychosis. There…
Online Knowledge Translation Program Involving Video Games and University Student–Led Tutorials About Cannabis and Psychosis for Black Youth: Mixed Method Feasibility Study
Abstract Background: We have piloted a new online knowledge translation (KT) program created to educate youth about cannabis effects, which…
A qualitative study exploring how young people perceive and experience substance use services in British Columbia, Canada
Abstract Background: Substance use among youth (ages 12–24) is troublesome given the increasing risk of harms associated. Even more so,…