论文信息 - Commentary on Burdzovic Andreas & Bretteville-Jensen (2017): Cannabis use opportunities-an under-researched factor in substance use epidemiology.

Commentary on Burdzovic Andreas & Bretteville-Jensen (2017): Cannabis use opportunities-an under-researched factor in substance use epidemiology.

Assessment of realistic cannabis use opportunities increases understanding of population-level changes in cannabis use behaviors among adolescents. In an era of rapidly changing cannabis policy, more nuanced models of cannabis use, exploring the pathway from first use opportunity to incident cannabis use, can inform the development of public health strategies.

D. Fink

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