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Trauma, Cannabis Use and Attenuated Psychotic Symptoms: A Mediation Model in the Uruguayan General Population
Abstract Background: At-risk mental states (ARMS), involving subclinical attenuated psychotic experiences, occur in the general population with persistence rates above 30%, and may substantially affect quality of life, well-being and global functioning. Cannabis use has been linked to the onset, per
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