Should Cannabinoids Be Recommended to Patients With Neuropathic Pain?
Two expert physicians with opposing viewpoints debate the risks and benefits of using cannabinoids for treating neuropathic and chronic pain.
Two expert physicians with opposing viewpoints debate the risks and benefits of using cannabinoids for treating neuropathic and chronic pain.
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Less than half of physicians ask allergy and asthma patients about cannabis use.
Analysis included youth 10 through 24 years of age with mood disorder; 10.3 percent had documented cannabis use disorder
Women with a history of miscarriage and who use marijuana may have a more difficult time conceiving a child.
People who smoke marijuana have several smoke-related toxic chemicals in their blood and urine, but at lower levels than those who smoke tobacco.
Cannabis use has been associated with an increased risk of crashing while driving. However the effect of cannabidiol (CBD) and Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) on driving is unclear.
Researchers conducted random effects meta‐regression models to quantify annual changes in THC and CBD concentrations and then pooled these estimates from all international studies in random effects models.
Researchers conducted an anonymous survey of patients at a geriatrics clinic in California to discover trends in cannabis use among older adults.
Young people in trajectories reflecting more frequent nicotine vaping had a high probability of membership in a cannabis-use trajectory.