Cannabis Use Disorder in Pregnancy Tied to Worse Infant Outcomes
Prenatal cannabis use disorder (CUD) is associated with higher odds of major adverse neonatal outcomes.
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Nonmedical Cannabis Users 50+ Not Likely to Discuss Use With Doctor
Older medical cannabis users are more likely than nonmedical users to have discussed cannabis use with a health care professional.
Cannabis Use Disorder Tied to Spine Surgery Complications
Surgical patients with concurrent cannabis use disorder had higher rates of inpatient neurovascular, thromboembolic, and pulmonary complications
Younger Teens Highly Susceptible to Lifetime Substance Abuse
The researchers examined data for individuals age 12 to 25 from national surveys on drug use and looked at initiation dates, use in the past 12 months, lifetime use, and diagnosed substance use disorders.
People with Parkinson Disease Not Fully On Board With Cannabis
With cannabis in the United States becoming more widely available for medical and recreational use, some with Parkinson disease (PD) are trying cannabis to control symptoms. However, not that much is currently known about the attitudes and experiences regarding cannabis use among those with PD.
FDA Cracks Down on Companies Selling Unapproved CBD Products
The products described in the warning letters are being marketed as topical pain therapies, though none have actually been evaluated by the FDA.
Suicide Risk Prediction Models Could Be Cost-Effective
With sufficient accuracy, statistical suicide risk prediction models could provide good health economic value in the United States.
Legal Recreational Cannabis Tied to More Claims of Self-Harm in Younger Men
Legalization of recreational cannabis appears to be associated with increases in rates of claims for self-harm among men younger than 40 years.
No Change in Cannabis Use Among High Risk Youth After Canada’s Legalization
This study looks at the cannabis profiles of high-risk youth before and after the legalization of recreational cannabis use in Canada.
Women With Pre-Menstrual Dysphoric Disorder Use More Cannabis Than Women Without PMDD
This study examined whether increases in depressed mood and coping motives would predict increased cannabis use pre-menstrually/menstrually, especially among females with pre-menstrual dysphoric disorder.
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