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Digital Presence of a Research Center as a Research Dissemination Platform: Reach and Resources
JMIR Ment Health 2019;6(4):e11686
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Studying Cannabis Use Behaviors With Facebook and Web Surveys: Methods and Insights
Again, the majority (55.2%, 515/933) had tried vaping, and of those, 27.2% (140/515) had vaped while driving, 34.2% (176/515) had vaped in public, and 14.2% (73/515) had vaped at work (A J Budney, unpublished data, July 2016). In a third study, we collected cannabis use survey data from younger cannabis users (aged 14-18 years; N=2630) and replicated our previous adult findings. We observed the same relationship between dispensaries and vaping and edible use.
JMIR Public Health Surveill 2018;4(2):e48
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