Objective: To examine the influence of cannabis use on long-term outcome in patients with a first psychotic episode, comparing patients who have never used cannabis with (a) those who used cannabis before the first episode but stopped using it during follow-up and (b) those who used cannabis both before the first episode and during follow-up.Methods: Patients were studied following their first ad-mission for psychosis. They were interviewed at years 1, 3, and 5. At follow-up after 8 years, functional outcome and alcohol and drug abuse were recorded. Patients were clas-sified according to cannabis use: 25 had cannabis use before their first psychotic episode and continuous use during fol-low-up (CU), 27 had cannabis use before their first ep...
Background: There are inconsistencies in findings as to whether cannabis use has a negative impact o...
BACKGROUND: There is now strong evidence that cannabis use increases the risk of psychoses includi...
BACKGROUND: There is now strong evidence that cannabis use increases the risk of psychoses includi...
Objective: To examine the influence of cannabis use on long-term outcome in patients with a first ps...
Objective: Cannabis use has been found to increase the risk of psychosis. It is unclear whether, aft...
Objective: Cannabis use has been found to increase the risk of psychosis. It is unclear whether, aft...
Objective: Cannabis use has been found to increase the risk of psychosis. It is unclear whether, aft...
Objective: Cannabis use has been found to increase the risk of psychosis. It is unclear whether, aft...
Background Although cannabis use after a first episode of psychosis has been associated with relapse...
BACKGROUND: Although cannabis use after a first episode of psychosis has been associated with relap...
SummaryBackgroundAlthough cannabis use after a first episode of psychosis has been associated with r...
Objective: The use of cannabis during the early stage of psychosis has been linked with increased ps...
Introduction: Cannabis is the most widely used illegal psychoactive substance worldwide. Although th...
The use of cannabis has been found to be prognostic of poorer symptomatic outcome among people with ...
Cannabis use has been identified as a prognostic factor for poor outcome in first-episode psychosis ...
Background: There are inconsistencies in findings as to whether cannabis use has a negative impact o...
BACKGROUND: There is now strong evidence that cannabis use increases the risk of psychoses includi...
BACKGROUND: There is now strong evidence that cannabis use increases the risk of psychoses includi...
Objective: To examine the influence of cannabis use on long-term outcome in patients with a first ps...
Objective: Cannabis use has been found to increase the risk of psychosis. It is unclear whether, aft...
Objective: Cannabis use has been found to increase the risk of psychosis. It is unclear whether, aft...
Objective: Cannabis use has been found to increase the risk of psychosis. It is unclear whether, aft...
Objective: Cannabis use has been found to increase the risk of psychosis. It is unclear whether, aft...
Background Although cannabis use after a first episode of psychosis has been associated with relapse...
BACKGROUND: Although cannabis use after a first episode of psychosis has been associated with relap...
SummaryBackgroundAlthough cannabis use after a first episode of psychosis has been associated with r...
Objective: The use of cannabis during the early stage of psychosis has been linked with increased ps...
Introduction: Cannabis is the most widely used illegal psychoactive substance worldwide. Although th...
The use of cannabis has been found to be prognostic of poorer symptomatic outcome among people with ...
Cannabis use has been identified as a prognostic factor for poor outcome in first-episode psychosis ...
Background: There are inconsistencies in findings as to whether cannabis use has a negative impact o...
BACKGROUND: There is now strong evidence that cannabis use increases the risk of psychoses includi...
BACKGROUND: There is now strong evidence that cannabis use increases the risk of psychoses includi...