Cannavid 2: the survey on the impact of COVID-19 on cannabis users returns
Last Friday saw the opening of the second part of the survey «CANNAVID: Study on the impact of Covid-19 on the uses, practices and health of regular cannabis users», the first part of which took place during the #1 confinement.
For this second containment episode, the situation is different: containment is more flexible, but the prolonged uncertainties surrounding Covid are having a psychological impact on the French.
Cannavid 2 intends to illustrate the reality of daily cannabis users and expand on the results of the 1st survey phase at the end of this particular year and over the course of the next few years.
of this new confinement.
This research is anonymous and complies with the RGPD. To take part, you must be a daily cannabis user (before confinement), be of legal age, live in France and understand the
French. The test lasts 15 to 20 minutes.
The CANNAVID survey is proposed by Bus 31/32, a drug-related harm reduction association, in collaboration with INSERM and SESSTIM.
How did the first part of Cannavid turn out?
The results of CANNAVID 1 show that confinement has had deleterious effects on the health of a proportion of daily cannabis users, depending on their consumption.
Overall, people who have maintained a stable level of consumption have unchanged health data and are in the best health, compared with those who have reduced, increased or stopped their consumption.
On the other hand, those who stopped using cannabis, whether by choice or by compulsion, reported more anxiety and depressive symptoms, more pain and mood disorders.
sleep. They also significantly increased their consumption of tobacco, alcohol and benzodiazepines compared to the others.
You can take part in CANNAVID 2 by following this link.
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