Many people who use drugs such as opioids and stimulants also use cannabis.
New research from BC suggests that cannabis use may serve a wide range of purposes for these people, including recreation, reducing cravings for other drugs or mitigating withdrawal from other drugs.
A new webinar, presented by Tara Elton-Marshall, shared information on the prevalence of cannabis use among Ontario and Canadian youth, focusing on pre/post legalization changes.
You can watch the recording here: http://cannabisknowledgehub.ca...ng-legalization.html
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Youth Research and Evaluation Exchange (YouthREX) is excited to announce that our next guest in the "In Conversation" series will be Dr. Oyedeji (Deji) Ayonrinde, Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Psychology at Queen’s University. We invite you to join us for a…
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Dr. Anita Federici, PhD., Psych Adjunct Faculty, York University, Founder & Clinical Director, Centre for Emotion Regulation
and Agustina Jorquera, M.Ed., Registered Psychotherapist
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Registration Link: https://is.gd/TERAugust2020
A new research snapshot summarizes the wide range of mood effects cannabis can have in young adults, some of which can persist up to 24 hours after they used it.
