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Lesser-known cannabis compounds show promise for treating alcohol addiction in rats
✦ New CED Clinical Relevance #35 Clinical Context Background information relevant to the evolving cannabis medicine landscape. ResearchMental HealthNeurologyCBNTHCVAddictionAlcohol Why This Matters Clinicians treating patients with alcohol use…
Cannabis compounds reduce alcohol consumption in rats, study shows – leafie
✦ New CED Clinical Relevance #35 Clinical Context Background information relevant to the evolving cannabis medicine landscape. ResearchTHCTHCVAlcoholNeurologyMental HealthSafety Why This Matters This preclinical finding suggests cannabinoid…
Beer and cannabis could share ‘sex switch,’ study finds – Phys.org
Recent genomic research showing cannabis and hops genetic relationship through shared sex determination mechanisms has important clinical implications for understanding cannabinoid biosynthesis. This genetic similarity helps explain therapeutic compound…
The Sober Curious Movement’s Big Blind Spot | Psychology Today
The sober curious cannabis substitution trend highlights a clinical blind spot in alcohol reduction strategies. Understanding this substitution is crucial for patient safety and effective harm reduction. Clinicians should assess cannabis use when…
Nova Scotians Increasing Spending on Booze and Cannabis
Regional spending patterns on cannabis and alcohol in Nova Scotia indicate rising expenditures on both substances. These trends highlight important substance use behaviors relevant to clinical practice. Understanding these patterns helps clinicians…
Beer Tax Taking Effect April 1: Clinical Implications and Policy Impact
Alcohol taxation policy changes are influencing consumption patterns in Winnipeg with the new beer tax taking effect April 1. These changes may affect patients using both alcohol and cannabis therapeutically. Clinicians should monitor substance use…
Booze vs. Bud: Canadian Study Highlights Alcohol’s Greater Threats
Comparative harm assessments alcohol cannabis reveal alcohol poses more significant threats than cannabis. This Canadian study informs clinical counseling and patient safety discussions. Understanding these risks helps clinicians provide evidence-based…
Using machine learning to identify unique predictors of alcohol and cannabis impaired driving.
Alcohol- and cannabis-impaired driving remain major public health concerns, particularly among young adults. Although prior studies have identified numerous ...