Understanding Cannabis and Acute Coronary Syndrome: A
This review consolidates evidence on cannabis acute coronary syndrome mechanisms, highlighting myocardial infarction risk and cardiovascular toxicology. It details sympathetic activation and coronary vasospasm as key pathways. Clinicians gain insights…
CBDV vs CBD: What All Six Registered Clinical Trials of
This cannabidivarin clinical trials review examines all six peer-reviewed studies to date, highlighting that adequately powered trials for epilepsy and neuropathic pain failed to show benefit. The review clarifies what the current evidence supports and…
What the Latest Evidence Shows About Nicotine E-Cigarettes
The latest nicotine e-cigarettes smoking cessation evidence from a Cochrane living review shows high-certainty proof that nicotine e-cigarettes help more smokers quit than nicotine replacement therapy. This evidence highlights the effectiveness and…
Can High-Dose Oral THC Mimic Psychedelic Effects? Johns
A Johns Hopkins pilot study found that high-dose THC psychedelic effects can closely mimic those of psilocybin. This double-blind, placebo-controlled crossover study showed that 25 mg oral THC produced subjective experiences similar to 25 mg psilocybin.…
Untreated ADHD & Driving Risks: A Meta-analysis
The findings emphasize the need for increased awareness and treatment among drivers with untreated ADHD, a common yet often overlooked risk factor for accidents.
Cannabis and PTSD: Clinical Effects of Cannabinoids
This systematic review explores the clinical effects of cannabis and cannabinoids on PTSD symptoms. Findings indicate mixed outcomes, highlighting both potential therapeutic benefits and variability in patient responses. The study underscores the need…
Cannabis Craving Linked to PTSD Symptoms in Trauma Survivors
Understanding the link between PTSD symptoms and cannabis craving is crucial for developing effective treatment strategies, especially in light of increasing medical marijuana usage.
Cannabis Use and PTSD: A Complex Relationship
As cannabis laws evolve, this research provides critical insights into the complex relationship between recreational use and PTSD, guiding clinicians in managing patient care.
Edibles vs Smoking: Which Cannabis Method Is Right for You?
Smoking and vaporizing act in minutes but fade in hours; edibles take longer to kick in but last far longer. Here's the physiology behind choosing between them, and what to try if edibles don't work for you.
Pediatric Cannabis Poisoning Calls Rose 3,307% in 25 Years,
Pediatric cannabis poisoning cases reported to U.S. poison centers rose 3,307 percent between 2000 and 2024, according to a new 25-year national analysis. Cannabinoids, mostly edible products, accounted for 84.7 percent of the 41,612 unintentional…