The relationship of cannabis decriminalization in Colorado and cannabis use in individuals with alcohol use disorders

Table 2 Multiple logistic regression analysis to determine predictors of cannabis use among the entire cohort (n = 303)

Term in Model	Estimate	Standard Error	Chi Square	P value
Intercept	0.73119581	0.8310458	0.77	0.3789
Participant Group, likely AUD vs Control	0.5439573	0.1718429	10.02	0.0015
Enrollment 2012–2013 vs 2007-11^a	0.16683894	0.3200676	0.27	0.6022
Enrollment 2014–2016 vs 2007-11^a	0.37500419	0.3341555	1.26	0.2618
Sex, Women vs Men	− 0.2250948	0.1772926	1.61	0.2042
Age in years	− 0.047305	0.0186226	6.45	0.0111
Tobacco Use, no vs yes	−0.6498842	0.1625191	15.99	<.0001
Hispanic/Latino, no vs yes	0.1710905	0.1533545	1.24	0.2646
White, no vs yes	0.06257438	0.1368995	0.21	0.6476
Subject Group*Tobacco Use (interaction)	0.435371	0.1642911	7.02	0.0080

^aThe three time-intervals of study enrollment correspond to pertinent legislative change: prior to cannabis legalization for recreational use (August 2007 to October 2012), after legalization for recreational use (November 2012 to December 2013), and after legalization for sales by retail businesses (January 2014 to April 2016)

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