The Use of Cannabis as a Predictor of Early Onset of XXXX and Suicide Attempts.

@entity1 @entity162 @entity308 @entity835 @entity734
UNASSIGNED: Introduction. @entity162 ( @entity162 ) implies risk of suicide. The age at onset (AAO) of @entity162 carries prognostic significance. @entity734 may precede the onset of @entity162 and @entity835 is the most common illicit drug used. The main goal of this study is to review the association of @entity835 use as a risk factor for early onset of @entity162 and for suicide attempts. Materials and Methods. PubMed database was searched for articles using key words " @entity162 ," "suicide attempts," " @entity835 ," " @entity835 ," "early age at onset," and "early onset." Results. The following percentages in @entity162 @entity1 were found: suicide attempts 3.6-42%; suicide attempts and substance use 5-60%; suicide attempts and @entity835 use 15-42%. An early AAO was associated with @entity835 misuse. The mean age of the first @entity162 in individuals with and without @entity162 and @entity835 ( @entity835 ) was 19.5 and 25.1 years, respectively. The first @entity308 was at 18.5 and 24.4 years, respectively. Individuals misusing @entity835 showed increased risk of suicide. Discussion. Cannabis use is associated with increased risk of suicide attempts and with early AAO. However, the effect of @entity835 at the AAO and suicide attempts is not clear.
