Unhealthy behaviors associated with mental health disorders: a systematic comparative review of diet quality, sedentary behavior, and cannabis and tobacco use.

Front Public Health · 2023 · PMC10797041 · PMID 38249418

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This new set of analyses identified marginally significant differences ( t = 2.30, df = 5.76, two-sided p = 0.06) for PTSD between cannabis use and tobacco use, with the former having higher ORs.

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Associations with anxiety for their part tended to be weaker than associations with other mental disorders, reaching statistical significance for cross-sectional studies in t -test comparisons with personality disorder ( t = 2.61, df = 33, two-sided p = 0.014) and marginal significance ( t = 1.86, df = 97, two-sided p = 0.066) with depression.

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In studies of cannabis and tobacco use, adjustment for its counterpart was a highly significant negative influence on odds ratios.

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Sensitivity analyses that removed the studies with bivariate figures from the dataset introduced differences, albeit of marginal significance, relating to the association between cannabis use and PTSD.

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