CED Clinical Relevance #88 High Clinical Relevance This paper addresses a clinically important real-world question at end of life, but the design only supports cautious, association-level interpretation. 📋 Clinical Insight | CED...
Adolescent Cannabis and Mental Health in Teens: A Careful Reading of a Large New Study
A large 2026 cohort study found that adolescents reporting cannabis use were more likely to later receive diagnoses of psychotic, bipolar, depressive, and anxiety disorders. This Evidence Watch review explains what the paper actually shows, where the associations are strongest, and why the findings deserve clinical attention. It also makes clear what the study does not prove, especially around causality, product type, and individual risk.
Growing Concerns for Cannabis Users | Psychology Today South Africa
✦ New CED Clinical Relevance #70Notable Clinical Interest Emerging findings or policy developments worth monitoring closely. ⚒ Cannabis News | CED Clinic Evidence-Based MedicineClinical PracticePatient SafetyCannabis ResearchMental Health Why This MattersWithout access to the specific findings...
Study: Cannabis Harm Reduction Strategies
This 2025 review maps cannabis harm reduction strategies across legal, social, and health-related domains, from packaging rules and driving policies to cannabis social clubs and product testing. It is useful as a typology and policy overview, but it does not establish which measures work best because the evidence base is mixed and often qualitative. For readers and clinicians, the value here is in clearer thinking about risk reduction, not in assuming these interventions are already proven.
New research shows that using marijuana as little as once a month or less as a teenager is …
✦ New CED Clinical Relevance #70Notable Clinical Interest Emerging findings or policy developments worth monitoring closely. ⚒ Cannabis News | CED Clinic Adolescent HealthCannabis ResearchEvidence QualityPatient Counseling Why This MattersThe provided summary is incomplete, making clinical...
A new study from Washington State University found that smoking cannabis can not only …
✦ New CED Clinical Relevance #80High Clinical Relevance Strong evidence or policy relevance with direct clinical implications. ⚒ Cannabis News | CED Clinic Research QualityEvidence StandardsClinical PracticeCannabis Research Why This MattersWithout access to the complete study...
[no_toc] Study Review • Psychiatry • Evidence Interpretation Cannabis Use Disorder Psychiatric Risk: What This 2026 Study Actually Shows A careful review of a large new study comparing cannabis use disorder with...
Cannabis and Anxiety Relief in Real-World Patients: A 45-Day Longitudinal Analysis
A 45-day longitudinal study tracked daily anxiety relief in 416 medical cannabis patients. Cannabis-use days showed larger same-day reductions, but the design limits causal conclusions. Here’s what the data support, and what they don’t.
DOH sets conditions on proposed medical cannabis legalization | Philippine News Agency
WHY IT MATTERS: If the Philippines establishes a regulated medical cannabis program, patients in the country who currently have no legal access to cannabinoid therapies for conditions like chronic pain, epilepsy, or cancer-related symptoms could gain physician-supervised treatment options through a formal compassionate access pathway. CLINICAL OVERVIEW: The Philippine Department of Health is establishing conditions for a proposed medical cannabis legalization framework that would include compassionate access pathways for patients alongside expanded research initiatives and formal regulatory oversight. This approach mirrors the structured medical cannabis programs that have been successfully implemented in dozens of countries worldwide, where physician-supervised access is paired with robust safety monitoring.