Trends in cannabis-related attitudes and behaviors among cannabis-using adolescent and young adult outpatients following medical cannabis legalization in Massachusetts.

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2. Knowledge about the health effects of cannabis before and after legalization of 'recreational' cannabis in Canada: findings from the International Cannabis Policy Study, 2018-2024.Journal of cannabis research · 2026
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3. Incidence of inpatient cases with mental disorders due to use of cannabinoids in Germany: a nationwide evaluation.European journal of public health · 2022
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