Background: The increasing consideration of cannabis legalization in Canada and the
United States has motivated physicians to assess its prospective impact on the health care …

The use of cannabis is currently increasing according to US Department of Health and
Human Services (HHS). Surprisingly, cannabis use among burn patients is poorly reported …

With the legalization of marijuana in four states, and decriminalization in many others,
marijuana is becoming easier to obtain. The authors have experienced an increase in burn …

Butane hash oil (BHO), also known as “amber,”“dab,”“glass,”“honey,”“shatter,” or “wax,” is a
potent marijuana concentrate, containing up to 90% tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). BHO is …

This case series presents our experience with burns sustained while manufacturing illegal
drugs. All adult burn admissions in an 18-month period were retrospectively reviewed. All …

Introduction In 2012, with the passage of Amendment 64, our state legalized marijuana for
recreational use. Afterwards, an exponential increase in butane hash oil (BHO) extraction …

Introduction Outcomes of trauma patients who tested positive for cannabis at the time of
admission showed variable results. Sample size and research methodology that was used …

Background: Legalization of cannabis use and the evidence base supporting both risks and
benefits of cannabinoids are expanding, but our understanding of health care …

Objective: Cannabis use has increased in the United States, particularly the use of
vaporized cannabis oil, which is often mixed with thinning agents for use in vaporizing …

Objective: We describe the clinical effects of, and products associated with, acute exposures
to cannabis during the early legalization period of recreational cannabis in Oregon and …