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Cannabis use in college: Genetic predispositions, peers, and activity participation.

Drug and alcohol dependence - 1 Feb 2021

Thomas Nathaniel S, Salvatore Jessica E, Gillespie Nathan A, Aliev Fazil, Ksinan Albert J, Dick Danielle M

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BACKGROUND: Among adult college students in the US, cannabis use is common and associated with considerable negative consequences to health, cognition, and academic functioning, underscoring the importance of identifying risk and protective factors. Cannabis use is influenced by genetic factors, but genetic risk is not determinative. Accordingly, it is critical to identify environments that reduce risk among...

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PMID: 33373877
DOI: 10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2020.108489
PMCID: PMC8369492

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