Cannabis Legalization: Perceptions of Psychiatrists and Recovering Users
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Resumo: | Abstract The legalization of cannabis in Brazil is a topic that is currently being discussed. As well as public health issues, it also involves social, legal and educational aspects. Accordingly, this study aimed to verify the perception of psychiatrists and recovering cannabis users regarding the legalization of cannabis in Brazil. This was an exploratory qualitative study. The study included 20 participants aged 26 to 71 (80% male), 10 composing the group of psychiatrists, and 10 the group of recovering cannabis users. Semi-structured interviews were performed and analyzed using content analysis. The majority of the participants (85%) were not in favor of cannabis legalization Brazil. The reports mentioned physical, psychic and social damage, as well as the absence and inefficiency of public policies. However, they were positive regarding cannabidiol treatments for refractory diseases. More studies are needed that contemplate this theme, encompassing other populations, in order to provide better explanations. |
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Cannabis Legalization: Perceptions of Psychiatrists and Recovering Users |
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Cannabis Legalization: Perceptions of Psychiatrists and Recovering Users |
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Cannabis Legalization: Perceptions of Psychiatrists and Recovering Users Wink,Giovana Alessandra Cannabis cognitive dysfunction therapeutic use legislation social conditions drug trafficking substance withdrawal syndrome |
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Cannabis Legalization: Perceptions of Psychiatrists and Recovering Users |
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Cannabis Legalization: Perceptions of Psychiatrists and Recovering Users |
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Cannabis Legalization: Perceptions of Psychiatrists and Recovering Users |
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Cannabis Legalization: Perceptions of Psychiatrists and Recovering Users |
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Cannabis Legalization: Perceptions of Psychiatrists and Recovering Users |
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Wink,Giovana Alessandra |
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Wink,Giovana Alessandra Méa,Cristina Pilla Della Rossi,Tainá |
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Méa,Cristina Pilla Della Rossi,Tainá |
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Wink,Giovana Alessandra Méa,Cristina Pilla Della Rossi,Tainá |
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Cannabis cognitive dysfunction therapeutic use legislation social conditions drug trafficking substance withdrawal syndrome |
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Cannabis cognitive dysfunction therapeutic use legislation social conditions drug trafficking substance withdrawal syndrome |
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Abstract The legalization of cannabis in Brazil is a topic that is currently being discussed. As well as public health issues, it also involves social, legal and educational aspects. Accordingly, this study aimed to verify the perception of psychiatrists and recovering cannabis users regarding the legalization of cannabis in Brazil. This was an exploratory qualitative study. The study included 20 participants aged 26 to 71 (80% male), 10 composing the group of psychiatrists, and 10 the group of recovering cannabis users. Semi-structured interviews were performed and analyzed using content analysis. The majority of the participants (85%) were not in favor of cannabis legalization Brazil. The reports mentioned physical, psychic and social damage, as well as the absence and inefficiency of public policies. However, they were positive regarding cannabidiol treatments for refractory diseases. More studies are needed that contemplate this theme, encompassing other populations, in order to provide better explanations. |
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