Publications that used repository data.
Research output of the Data Repository
Every entry below is a published output that used data from the Cannabis and Health Data Repository. Researchers report their own publications through the portal once the pre-publication review for their request has cleared, and the DCC confirms each record before it appears here.
This page is the Repository publication tracker: work that used Repository data, reported by the researchers who did it and confirmed by the DCC. It is not the Research Library, which is our curated reading list of cannabis research from anywhere.
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Required publication acknowledgement
Any publication, preprint or presentation using Repository data must carry this acknowledgement verbatim. It is also included in the README of every delivered package and repeated on the form where you register a publication.
The research results discussed in this publication were obtained using data from the Cannabis and Health Data Repository, which is supported by a Award No. 1UM1DA059000 issued by the National Institutes of Health's National Institute on Drug Abuse to Johns Hopkins University. The Repository is jointly administered by Johns Hopkins University and Realm of Caring.
The Cannabis and Health Data Repository is administered jointly by Realm of Caring and Johns Hopkins University under NIH award 1UM1DA059000 (NIDA).
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