A longitudinal study of cannabis use increasing the use of asthma medication in young Norwegian adults

Recurrent cannabis users were signifi- cantly more likely to use nicotine products, to report a hazardous, harmful, or dependent alco- hol intake, and to have used different

Although young Norwegian cannabis users are still character- ized by more psychosocial risk factors than those who refrain from such use (Pedersen et al., 2019), young people ’

Indeed, having a cannabis-using best friend also emerged as a strong risk factor in our sample, echoing previous findings on the role of peers in relation to early drug use

Conclusion In a nationwide- population study, we identified three childhood onset asthma phenotypes and found that ACEs early in life were associated with increased odds for each

In this study, we found that people with overweight or obesity had increased odds of ankle fractures, compared with normal weight people. The role of osteoporosis in ankle fractures

The difference is illustrated in 4.23, and as we see, it is not that large. The effect of applying various wall treatments is of course most apparent in the proximity of the wall.

Potential individual perceived barriers to using the SMART concept are being understood by analyzing how different factors that hinder and promote the motivation to use SMART

Third, to analyze trends in cannabis use, proportions of total past year cannabis use were calculated across time periods for each gender and adjusted for age group,