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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Subst Abuse Treat. 2017 Jul 29;81:53–58. doi: 10.1016/j.jsat.2017.07.012

Table 2.

Clinical profile at baseline

Cannabis use Reduction Group
N=152
Cannabis Increase Group
N=150
Total
N=302
Cannabis use in past 30 days (mean/SD) 27.2/4.8 24.8/7.2 26.0/6.2
Number of standard alcohol drinks per week (mean/SD) 4.0/7.2 4.9/6.8 4.5/7.0
Number of Cigarettes per week (mean/SD) 22.4/41.3 21.1/43.8 21.8/42.5
N-acetylcysteine/Placebo (%) 45.4/54.6 56.0/44.0 50.7/49.3
Anxiety (Mean/SD) 6.3/3.8 6.5/4.0 6.4/3.9
Above the normal range (N/%) 57/37.5 51/34.0 108/35.8
Depression (Mean/SD) 3.9/3.2 4.0/3.4 4.0/3.3
Above the normal range (N/%) 31/13.8 26/17.4 47/15.5
Quality of Life (Mean/SD) 7.4/10.8 8.5/11.0 8.0/10.9
>=14 days (N/%) 28/18.4 36/24.0 64/21.2
Sleep Quality (Mean/SD) 6.5/3.3 6.3/3.3 6.4/3.3
Poor sleep quality (N/%) 105/69.1 103/68.7 208/68.9

There were no significant differences between two groups for any characteristic except for cannabis use in 30 days prior to informed consent. (p<0.01 by chi-square test and T-test)