Therefore, researchers can measure cotinine concentration (saliva, urine, blood) to assess for current tobacco use
Making a bad policy worse sounds very much like the definition of insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result, Richardson said
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This suggests the possibility of a protective effect offered by cannabis, including edibles, or potentially ongoing changes in norms and attitudes toward these substances within this socio-historical context. Lower frequency of alcohol and tobacco use coupled with increase in edibles use post-AUL may suggest a substitution effect, which could result from increasing access to cannabis through a medical cannabis recommendation or diversion of cannabis from medical or adult use cannabis dispensaries, the researchers state