Feasibility and Acceptability of a Physical Activity Intervention to Reduce Prenatal Cannabis Use: Results of an Open Pilot Trial
Cannabis use during pregnancy is rising despite health warnings. This study evaluates a physical activity intervention prenatal cannabis use to reduce consumption. Results show the intervention is feasible and acceptable for pregnant individuals.
Examining Impulsivity’s Effect on Enhancement Motives for Cannabis Use in College Students (2026)
Understanding enhancement motives cannabis use college students is key to assessing risk and guiding interventions. Impulsivity plays a significant role in shaping cannabis use behaviors in this demographic. Early identification of these motives can…
GLP-1 Weight Loss Stigma: What the Research Reveals
GLP-1 weight loss stigma clinical evidence highlights how misconceptions about these medications affect patient adherence. Research reveals that stigma frames GLP-1 therapy as a shortcut rather than a legitimate treatment. Understanding this evidence…
Video Games and Cannabis: A Scoping Review Finds a Probable Link but No Clear Picture
The 2025 scoping review explores video gaming cannabis use, finding a probable but inconsistent link. Most studies report a positive association, though some show no or negative relationships. The evidence remains early-stage, requiring further research…
Why Alberta Students Advocate for Stricter Gambling Guards
Gambling addiction neurobiology shares pathways with substance use disorders, increasing risks for cannabis patients. Alberta students are advocating for stricter gambling guards to address these concerns. Understanding these overlaps is crucial for…
State Impulsivity and Substance Use: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Protocol | PLOS One
State impulsivity substance use is a critical area influencing initiation and maintenance of problematic use patterns. This systematic review protocol aims to quantify associations between acute impulsive states and substance use outcomes. Understanding…
8 Behavioral Health Studies to Know for Cannabis Research
Behavioral health cannabis research is critical for understanding medical cannabis applications in anxiety, PTSD, and depression. This article reviews 8 key studies shaping clinical perspectives. Knowing these studies helps clinicians evaluate evidence…
Adverse Childhood Experiences and Substance Use Disorders: What a Kenyan Hospital Study Shows
Adverse childhood experiences in addiction treatment are highly prevalent among adults in a Kenyan psychiatric hospital. This study found strong associations between specific childhood adversities and current substance use patterns. Understanding these…
Cannabidiol (CBD) shows benefits for autistic children | Deakin Research – LinkedIn
CBD autism research is revealing potential benefits for autistic children, including improvements in anxiety and sleep disturbances. Early studies suggest CBD may help manage behavioral symptoms associated with autism. While promising, more research is…
Research on Social Media Addiction and the Adolescent Brain
Social media addiction adolescent brain pathways share similarities with substance use disorders, influencing teen behavior. Understanding these digital dopamine reward systems helps clinicians assess adolescent cannabis use. This research highlights the…