Cannabis legalization policies are rapidly changing in the United States. While there are
concerns that recreational legalization will negatively affect young people, previous reviews …

Abstract Purposeof Review Cannabis legalization and greater social acceptance of
cannabis, as well as increasing adult cannabis use, put growing numbers of people at risk …

Background Despite evidence that the US “War on Drugs” is associated with increases in
drug-related harm and other negative outcomes, all US states have long criminalized most …

PURPOSE To guide clinicians, adults with cancer, caregivers, researchers, and oncology
institutions on the medical use of cannabis and cannabinoids, including synthetic …

Cannabis, also known as marijuana, is the dried flowers, stems, seeds, and leaves of the
Cannabis sativa plant. It contains more than 100 compounds, including …

Abstract Background In the US,“War on Drugs” policies have led to large and unequal
increases in arrests among particularly of Black/African American men. The change in the …

Background A number of jurisdictions are considering or implementing different options for
cannabis law reform, including New Zealand. Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) helps …

There is growing interest in cannabis use for cancer pain. This commentary aims to discuss
the evidence surrounding cannabis use for cancer pain in the context of the long‐racialized …

Cannabis use among individuals with cancer is best understood using survey self-report. As
cannabis remains federally illegal, surveys could be subject to nonresponse and …

While 19 states have enacted a tax on recreational marijuana, there is no standard cannabis
tax in the US the way there is an alcohol tax, cigarette tax, and gas tax. Instead, governments …