Cannabis use in repeated representative cross-sectional studies on Italian adults after the COVID-19 pandemic

Author:

Amerio Andrea,Stival Chiara,Bosetti CristinaORCID,Carreras Giulia,Fanucchi Tiziana,Gorini Giuseppe,Lugo AlessandraORCID,Pacifici Roberta,Serafini GianlucaORCID,Odone Anna,Gallus SilvanoORCID,Monti Filippo,Molinaro Sabrina,Cerrai Sonia,Biagioni Silvia,Voller Fabio,Andreoni Elena,Pacifici Martina,Patussi Valentino,Cresci Chiara,Cirone Donatello

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Biological Psychiatry,Psychiatry and Mental health

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