Six Years of Legal Cannabis in Canada: What Adverse Event Reports Reveal—and What They Can’t
This analysis of cannabis adverse reactions vigilance in Canada covers 698 reports from 2018 to 2024. Most cases involved cannabis extracts and were serious but only possibly linked to cannabis. The data highlight the need for structured monitoring of…
The effects of cannabidiol on sleep disturbances within a sample of high trait worriers: A double-blind, randomized placebo controlled trial.
This CBD sleep disturbances trial investigates cannabidiol's effects on sleep in individuals with high trait worry. The study is a double-blind, randomized placebo controlled trial. It provides important insights into CBD's role in managing sleep…
Who Uses Cannabis Medically in Australia — and Who Uses It for Both?
Dual-use cannabis consumers represent a growing group in Australia using cannabis for both medical and recreational reasons. This trend challenges current medicinal cannabis policy frameworks. Understanding dual-use cannabis consumers is essential as…
Who Is Co-Using Nicotine, Alcohol, and Cannabis—and How Is That Changing?
E-cigarette alcohol co-use trends reveal shifting patterns among young adults, with e-cigarettes increasingly replacing cigarettes in polysubstance use. This study highlights how nicotine, alcohol, and cannabis co-use is changing across age groups.…
Cannabis Use in Australia Held Steady Over 15 Years, But Young People Show Greater Vulnerability to Disorder
Cannabis use disorder among young people in Australia shows a stronger association with age from 2007 to 2022. Overall cannabis use remained stable, but vulnerability in youth increased. This highlights the need for targeted public health interventions.
CBD-Dominant Cannabis Extracts Linked to Better Pain Outcomes Than THC in Older Adults
This study highlights cbd-dominant cannabis extracts as associated with better pain outcomes than THC alone in older adults. The observational design limits definitive conclusions but suggests improved tolerability. These findings encourage further…
Brain Signals May Reveal How Prospective Memory Falters in MCI — But Evidence Remains Preliminary
Prospective memory EEG ageing research explores how brain signals reveal memory changes in mild cognitive impairment (MCI). Healthy older adults may compensate neurally, while MCI patients show deficits. This study offers early insights into EEG markers…
Cannabis Use Is Soaring Among Older Adults—and Clinicians Are Largely Unprepared
Cannabis use older adults risks are rising as usage grows tenfold in two decades. This 2025 evidence review highlights pharmacokinetic changes and drug interactions unique to seniors. Clinicians face challenges guiding cannabis use with limited…
Young Man’s Heart Attack Linked to Cannabis Use — But One Case Can’t Prove Causation
This cannabis-induced Wellens syndrome case report details a young man's heart attack linked to cannabis use. The report highlights the complexity of attributing causation due to tobacco co-use and other risk factors. It underscores the need for further…
Tobacco and Cannabis Use and co-Use, and Cannabis Refusal Self-Efficacy Among Black Men: A Cross-Sectional Study Examining Differences Between Men Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) and Non-MSM.
Cannabis refusal self-efficacy is a critical factor in understanding substance use among Black men. This study reveals lower refusal self-efficacy among Black MSM, contributing to higher tobacco and cannabis co-use. Addressing this can help reduce health…
