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Characterization of mental health in cannabis dispensary users, using structured clinical interviews and standardized assessment instruments.

Jade C Yau | Shu Min Yu | William J Panenka | Hadley Pearce | Kristina M Gicas | Ric M Procyshyn | Caroline MacCallum | William G Honer | Alasdair M Barr
BMC psychiatry | 2019

Cannabis is commonly used for its medical properties. In particular, cannabis is purported to have beneficial effects on a wide range of neuropsychiatric conditions. Studies assessing mental health in cannabis dispensary users typically evaluate symptoms using self-report check lists, which provide limited information about symptom severity, and whether subjects meet criteria for a psychiatric diagnosis. There is, therefore, a need for studies which assess mental health in dispensary users with standardized and well validated scientific instruments, such as those used in clinical drug trials.

Pubmed ID: 31675939

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