The Saudi Dental Journal,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
36(4), С. 596 - 602
Опубликована: Фев. 7, 2024
As
of
November
2023,
twenty-four
states,
two
territories,
and
DC
have
legalized
marijuana
for
non-medical
use,
leading
to
concerns
about
its
potential
oral
health
effects.
This
study
investigated
the
association
between
use
clinical
dental
outcomes
among
adults
in
US.
We
analyzed
data
from
National
Health
Nutrition
Examination
Survey
(NHANES)
2015
2018
using
a
cross-sectional
survey
non-institutionalized
US
civilians.
Marijuana
was
assessed
18–59-year-old
categorized
as
never,
former,
or
current
frequent
use.
The
included
prevalence
untreated
coronal
caries,
root
missing
teeth.
employed
logistic
negative
binomial
regressions
assess
crude
adjusted
associations
tooth
loss.
Of
6,424
participants,
13.85%
aged
18–59
years
were
users
(21.67
million),
with
highest
18–29-year-olds
(21.31%),
males
(17.54%),
non-Hispanic
Black
individuals
(21.31%).
Frequent
showed
caries
(33.4%).
Before
adjusting
socioeconomic
confounders,
had
1.76
times
higher
odds
having
teeth
whereas
former
1.47
odds.
However,
all
attenuated
after
tobacco
access
care.
Although
associated
worse
health,
factors,
care
more
significant
contributors
than
alone.
The Journal of Pediatrics,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
268, С. 113935 - 113935
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2024
AbstractObjectiveTo
examine
the
association
between
co-use
of
commercial
tobacco
product
(hereafter
referred
to
as
tobacco)
and
cannabis
with
educational
outcomes
among
high
school
students.Study
designWe
analyzed
student
data
from
2021-2022
California
Healthy
Kids
Survey
(n=287,653).
Current
(past-month)
or
ever
use
was
categorized
co-use,
only
cannabis,
neither.
Two
self-reported
were
examined:
absenteeism
grades.
Adjusted
logistic
linear
regression
models
used
tobacco/cannabis
grades,
respectively.
Estimates
adjusted
for
individual,
peer,
covariates,
clustering
within
schools.ResultsCurrent
more
than
double
(3.7%
vs.
1.7%)
similar
(3.7%).
Almost
18%
students
reported
absenteeism.
Compared
who
neither
substance,
current
had
higher
odds
(adjusted
OR
1.41,
95%
confidence
interval
[CI]:
1.33,
1.49)
lower
grades
(β=
-0.87,
CI:
-0.92,
-0.82).
using
alone,
also
a
significant
elevated
OR=1.19,
1.10,
1.29)
-0.39,
-0.46,
-0.32).
Similar
results
found
cannabis.ConclusionsCalifornia
youth
most
likely
have
Comprehensive
efforts
prevent
reduce
substance
may
improve
outcomes.
Abstract
To
students.
We
schools.
cannabis.
The Saudi Dental Journal,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
36(4), С. 596 - 602
Опубликована: Фев. 7, 2024
As
of
November
2023,
twenty-four
states,
two
territories,
and
DC
have
legalized
marijuana
for
non-medical
use,
leading
to
concerns
about
its
potential
oral
health
effects.
This
study
investigated
the
association
between
use
clinical
dental
outcomes
among
adults
in
US.
We
analyzed
data
from
National
Health
Nutrition
Examination
Survey
(NHANES)
2015
2018
using
a
cross-sectional
survey
non-institutionalized
US
civilians.
Marijuana
was
assessed
18–59-year-old
categorized
as
never,
former,
or
current
frequent
use.
The
included
prevalence
untreated
coronal
caries,
root
missing
teeth.
employed
logistic
negative
binomial
regressions
assess
crude
adjusted
associations
tooth
loss.
Of
6,424
participants,
13.85%
aged
18–59
years
were
users
(21.67
million),
with
highest
18–29-year-olds
(21.31%),
males
(17.54%),
non-Hispanic
Black
individuals
(21.31%).
Frequent
showed
caries
(33.4%).
Before
adjusting
socioeconomic
confounders,
had
1.76
times
higher
odds
having
teeth
whereas
former
1.47
odds.
However,
all
attenuated
after
tobacco
access
care.
Although
associated
worse
health,
factors,
care
more
significant
contributors
than
alone.
