Changes in Cannabis-Attributable Hospitalizations Following Nonmedical Cannabis Legalization in Canada
Canada legalized nonmedical cannabis for adult use in October 2018.1 There is increasing recognition that regular and heavy cannabis use is associated with various adverse health concerns, including psychosis, increased anxiety, depression, altered brain functioning, and cannabis dependence and addi...
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