1-in-9 Seniors Using Cannabis Qualify as Having a Disorder
More than 11% of adults aged 65 and older who used cannabis in the past year met clinical criteria for cannabis use disorder, with nearly a quarter presenting with moderate or severe cases.
More than 11% of adults aged 65 and older who used cannabis in the past year met clinical criteria for cannabis use disorder, with nearly a quarter presenting with moderate or severe cases.
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