How have cannabis use and related indicators changed since legalization of cannabis for non-medical purposes? Results of the Canadian Cannabis Survey 2018–2022

Authors: Samantha Goodman, Matthew J. Dann, Fathima Fataar, Hanan Abramovici

This article examined various non-medical cannabis trends in Canada following legalization. The authors found an increase in non-medical cannabis use between 2018 and 2022, as well as a movement towards cannabis foods, drinks, and vape pens versus dried flower.

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