Relationships between cannabis use and mental disorders: assessing the coherence of evidence from studies with different methodologies.
Research shows relationships cannabis mental disorders are significant, especially with daily use starting in adolescence. Evidence links cannabis use to psychosis, bipolar disorder, anxiety, and depression. Young people with cannabis use disorder face…
Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome in Young People: What Clinicians and Parents Need to Know
Cannabis hyperemesis syndrome clinical review highlights severe vomiting and nausea linked to cannabis use in young people. This condition often leads to misdiagnosis and delayed treatment. Understanding clinical phases and symptom relief is crucial for…
Association of Multimodal Cannabis Use with Adverse Events among Adolescents and Young Adults.
The ways cannabis is consumed, or modes of use, have increased and diversified in recent years, especially among young people. Associations of multimodal can...
Endocannabinoid System Research: Clinical Evidence
The rebuttal-based social norms tailored cannabis intervention shows promise in reducing cannabis use among adolescents. This approach targets specific objections with tailored messages, improving engagement. Clinical evidence supports its effectiveness…
Exploring the Internalising Pathway of Cannabis Use in Teens
The internalising pathway cannabis use teens highlights how anxiety symptoms increase the risk of cannabis initiation and escalation. Adolescents with generalised anxiety are particularly vulnerable. Early intervention targeting these symptoms may reduce…
Exploring Anxiety, Depression, and Cannabis Use in the Endocannabinoid System
Endocannabinoid system anxiety cannabis research highlights the connection between adolescent mental health and cannabis use. Studies show increased cannabis use among adolescents with anxiety and depression symptoms. Understanding this link is crucial…
Research on Anxiety, Depression, and Cannabis Use in Adolescents
Anxiety depression cannabis use adolescents is a critical area of study revealing that internalizing symptoms can increase cannabis use risk. Adolescents with depression or anxiety are more likely to initiate cannabis use as a coping mechanism. This…
Most European Countries Lack Evidence-Based Cannabis-Specific Treatment
Cannabis-specific treatment programs Europe remain limited and often lack evidence-based approaches. This 2025 overview reveals fragmented services with insufficient coverage. Structured psychosocial interventions are the most supported treatments for…
Selective Personality-Targeted Intervention and Substance Use Escalation in Adolescents
Selective prevention programs focus on adolescents with personality risk factors to reduce substance use escalation. This approach targets traits like anxiety sensitivity and impulsivity. Such programs offer promising strategies for early intervention in…
Endocannabinoid System & Adolescent Cannabis Use Risk
Internalising symptoms cannabis use risk adolescents is a key factor in adolescent cannabis uptake. Adolescents with anxiety and depression symptoms show increased cannabis use over time. This evidence supports targeted interventions for mental health to…