Modes of ever marijuana use among adult tobacco users and non-tobacco users—Styles 2014
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Modes of ever marijuana use among adult tobacco users and non-tobacco users—Styles 2014

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    J Subst Use
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    Background

    Tobacco and marijuana use are related behaviors; therefore, it is important to identify how users consume marijuana, and how it varies with tobacco use status. We estimated the modes of ever marijuana use among current, former, and never adult tobacco users.

    Methods

    Weighted data were analyzed for 4181 adults from 2014 Styles, an online consumer panel survey of US adults, to estimate proportions for modes of ever marijuana use. Differences in modes of ever marijuana use between categories of tobacco use status were assessed (p-value <0.05).

    Results

    More than half of current (56.6%) and former tobacco users (50.9%) had ever used marijuana, whereas only 13.0% of never tobacco users had ever used marijuana. Among ever marijuana users, joint use was the most common mode of use among current (86.4%), former (92.5%), and never (79.8%) tobacco users. Similarly, other modes of marijuana use were significantly higher in current and former tobacco users compared to never tobacco users.

    Conclusions

    Prevalence of all modes of ever marijuana use was higher in current and former tobacco users. These findings underscore the importance of considering the relationship between marijuana and tobacco use when developing programs and policies aimed at preventing and reducing marijuana use.

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    J Subst Use. 21(6):631-635.
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    27840591
  • Pubmed Central ID:
    PMC5103614
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    Journal Article
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    CC999999/Intramural CDC HHS/United States
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