BIP! Finder - Early Cannabis Use and Estimated Risk of Later Onset of Depression Spells: Epidemiologic Evidence From the Population-based World Health Organization World Mental Health Survey Initiative

2010 • Early Cannabis Use and Estimated Risk of Later Onset of Depression Spells: Epidemiologic Evidence From the Population-based World Health Organization World Mental Health Survey Initiative

Authors: Jean Pierre Lepine; Brian J. Fairman; Yehuda Neumark; John Fayyad; Sergio Aguilar-Gaxiola; Stanislav Kostychenko; Giovanni de Girolamo; J. Elisabeth Wells; Mirjana Radovanovic; James C. Anthony; Ron de Graaf; Herbert Matschinger; Hisateru Tachimori; Ronny Bruffaerts; Dan J. Stein; Yueqin Huang; Jose Posada-Villa; Margriet van Laar; Oye Gureje; Maria Elena Medina Mora; Josep Maria Haro; Johan Ormel; Louisa Degenhardt

Venue: American Journal of Epidemiology

Type: Publication

Abstract: Early-onset cannabis use is widespread in many countries and might cause later onset of depression. Sound epidemiologic data across countries are missing. The authors estimated the suspected causal association that links early-onset (age or =17 years) risk of a depression spell, using data on 85,088 subjects from 17 countries participating in the population-based World Health Organization World Mental Health Survey Initiative (2001-2005). In all surveys, multistage household probability samples were evaluated with a fully structured diagnostic ... (read more)

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1.1636385E-8 5.555146E-9 62 27

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Topics: Demography Psychiatry Gerontology

DOI: 10.1093/aje/kwq096

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