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Frequent cannabis use is inversely associated with heroin, benzodiazepine, and alcohol use, independently of cannabis motives: results from the European Web Survey on Drugs

Intervenant : Davide FORTIN

Textual and sentimental analysis – Application to the media coverage of the Right to be forgotten

Intervenant : Agnès DUMAS

Date de l'évènement :

Vendredi 4 avril, 2025

Lieu de l'évènement :

Amphi 7 - 5ème étage Bâtiment rouge de la faculté et en ligne

Faculté de médecine de la Timone, 27 Bd Jean Moulin 13005 MARSEILLE

Description de l'évènement:

Cannabis is one of the most consumed psychoactive substances globally. Reasons for using it are diverse, and coping motives are common. Reporting coping motives has been associated with frequency of use, a strong predictor of cannabis-related harms. However, little is known on the impact of polysubstance use on cannabis use frequency, notably while accounting for cannabis motives.

The present study therefore aims at identifying factors associated with frequent cannabis use in a large European survey, with a special focus on cannabis motives and use of other substances.

Mots clés : cannabis; motives; European Web Survey on Drugs; stimulants; polydrug use.