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• W4306405507 abstract "Abstract Introduction Cannabis remains one of the most widely used illicit substances globally, with 188 million users in 2017. In the United States, nearly 50 million people are reported to have used cannabis in 2020. More research is needed because of the dramatic increase in cannabis use and the perception that its use has minimal risk. Design The researchers used a retrospective design for this study. Methods We used the Florida Department of Law Enforcement data from 2014 to 2020 for this study. We used descriptive statistics to report the characteristics of decedents whose cause of death (COD) was associated with cannabinoid (CB) and synthetic cannabinoid (SC) use. We used a general linear model with repeated measures to examine CB and SC death rate trends. Results A total of 386 decedents' COD in Florida was associated with CB and SC use. Nearly 28% of decedents were 45–54 years, male (87.8%), and non‐Hispanic whites (65.3%). One hundred percent of CB‐related decedents died in urban counties. In rural counties, SC decedents accounted for 28.3% of deaths. Of decedents in rural counties, 39.9% were African American. Most decedents (with CB and SC use) died from accidents (98.7%), with 12.6% of cases involving cardiovascular‐related illnesses. Conclusion CBs and SCs as a COD pose a legitimate health problem to society. More people ages 45–54 died from CBs and SCs. Drug intoxications (from CBs and SCs) and motor vehicle collisions accounted for most of the accidents reported while under the influence of CBs and SCs. While most decedents from both CBs and SCs were non‐Hispanic whites, a substantial proportion of African Americans died from SCs as a COD in rural counties. It is important that the public become aware of the risks for adverse effects of CB and SC. The public needs to be aware that CB and SC use can exacerbate cardiac‐related conditions. Clinical Relevance This study has clinical relevance to patient safety. CB and SC use contributes to motor vehicle accidents and can cause adverse effects including death." @default.
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• W4306405507 title "Cannabinoids and synthetic cannabinoids as a cause of death: Trends and their healthcare implications" @default.
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