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When Tobacco and Cannabis Use Motives Interact: Implications for Dependence and Quitting
Tobacco and cannabis co-use is a major public health issue among young adults. Little is known about how motives for using these substances interact and affect co-use behaviors. This study explores these associations and identify distinct motivational profiles among young people who co-use.
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