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. 2017 Jun 1;2(1):105–113. doi: 10.1089/can.2017.0014

Table 1.

Characteristics of the 38 Participants Who Completed the Cannabidiol Study

Gender (M:F) 19:19
Age (years) 23.6 (0.66)
Education (years) 15.2 (0.27)
Race
 Caucasian 22
 African American 10
 Other 6
Recent (past month) substance use
 Alcohol (drinks/week) 5.28 (0.64); n=35
 Cigarettes (cigs/week) 8.58 (5.32); n=7
 Caffeine (cups/day) 1.32 (0.23); n=33
 Cannabis (times/month) 5.12 (1.02); n=14
Lifetime substance use (% ever used)
 Cannabis 94.7
 Hallucinogens 23.7
 Stimulants 15.8
 Opiates 7.9
 MDMA 18.4
 Sedatives 5.3

Age, education, and past month recent substance use are listed as mean (SEM). For recent substance use, the mean and SEM were calculated using only subjects who reported any recent use of the drug (n for each drug type is shown). Remaining subjects reported no recent use of the drugs. Race is number of individuals who identify as such (“Other” is mainly Asian). Lifetime substance use refers to nonmedical use only.

SEM, standard error of the mean.