"": A cross-sectional, online study of drug researchers' experiential knowledge of drug use and disclosure.

Introduction: Despite the recognized value of experiential knowledge, drug use and disclosure of drug use within the drug research community is rarely discussed or studied.

Methods: We distributed a cross-sectional online survey using targeted recruitment. Researchers provided information on drug use, disclosure of use (or abstinence) professionally, and their impact via write-in text boxes.

Presence of Content Appealing to Youth on Cannabis-Infused Edibles Packaging.

Background: There is a lack of consistent regulation of cannabis edibles packaging to restrict youth-appealing content in the United States.

Objective: To describe content appealing to youth on U.S.

Copycat and lookalike edible cannabis product packaging in the United States.

Background: Recent media reports have highlighted copycat/lookalike cannabis edibles as a public health concern. No empirical papers have described this phenomenon.

Methods: From May 2020-August 2021, we collected photos of cannabis products via an online survey of cannabis users and through personal contacts.