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Investigators from Arizona State University conducted a study of adolescents to assess the proportion of cannabis concentrate users and the association of cannabis concentrate with other risky behaviors. Data were obtained from the 2018 Arizona Youth Survey, which is conducted every 2 years and administered to all Arizona schools that serve 8th-, 10th-, and 12th-grade students. Students completed the survey at school on paper or online.
On the survey, participants were queried about whether they ever used marijuana or cannabis concentrate and, if so, on how many occasions over their lifetime. Participants were also queried on their lifetime use of tobacco, e-cigarettes, and alcohol, as well as on several risk and protective factors for …
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