Largest U.S. Study Links Teen Cannabis Use to Slower Cognitive Development
The teen cannabis cognitive development study highlights measurable impacts of cannabis use on adolescent brain growth. This research provides critical insights for clinicians counseling families on cannabis risks. Understanding these effects is…
UC San Diego Study: Marijuana Use Affects Teen Brains
The adolescent brain development cannabis risks are significant according to a UC San Diego study. Marijuana use during adolescence can affect cognitive function and executive decision-making. Understanding these risks is crucial for clinicians…
Largest US Study Links Adolescent Cannabis Use to Cognitive Impact
The adolescent cannabis use cognitive impact is significant according to the largest US longitudinal study. This research shows slower cognitive development linked to cannabis use during teen years. Clinicians should use these findings to guide…
Rising Adolescent Cannabis Use Trends in California After Legalization
Adolescent cannabis use trends California reveal a rise in teen cannabis consumption following legalization. This challenges previous assumptions about reduced youth access. Clinicians should note these trends for improved intervention strategies.
Here’s what the research says about what cannabis is really doing to your brain
Cannabis neurological effects are a key concern for clinicians counseling patients. Research highlights acute cognitive effects and varying long-term impacts based on age and use patterns. Understanding these effects helps guide safer clinical decisions.
More Teens Used Cannabis After Adult Recreational Use Was Legalized in California
Teen cannabis use rose after California legalization, challenging assumptions about adolescent protection. This focus keyword highlights increased youth consumption post-legalization. Clinicians need data-driven insights on policy effects for adolescent…
Cannabinoid Clinical Trials: Cannabis in At-Risk Teens
Sequential messaging cannabis prevention offers a tailored approach for at-risk teens. This strategy challenges negative reactions before delivering targeted messages. Research shows it may improve prevention outcomes compared to standard campaigns.
Understanding North Carolina’s Hemp Intoxicating Products Policy
North Carolina hemp intoxicating products regulation currently lacks age limits, raising pediatric safety concerns. This unique policy affects adolescent use and clinical assessment. Clinicians must be aware of these regulatory gaps when advising…
Students, Police Raise Concerns Over Drugs at Penn Wood High School – 6ABC
Adolescent cannabis use risks are a growing concern at Penn Wood High School, prompting attention from students and police alike. These risks impact neurodevelopment and academic performance during critical growth periods. Evidence-based harm reduction…
HIV Preexposure Prophylaxis Uptake Among US Youth in a National Claims Database
This study highlights adolescent preventive healthcare access focusing on HIV preexposure prophylaxis uptake among US youth. National claims data reveal disparities in preventive care access. Understanding these patterns informs clinical approaches to…