Medical cannabis is showing promise in treating a variety of symptoms without compromising cognitive health, but understanding its long-term safety is key. A recent study reveals that light to moderate use of cannabis may not impair cognition over one year, but issues like tolerance and dose escalation remain concerns for the future.
Synthetic cannabinoids cause more convulsion and hypothermia in mice than cannabis-derived cannabinoids.
Comparison of the Neurotoxic and Seizure-Inducing Effects of Synthetic and Endogenous Cannabinoids with D9-Tetrahydrocannabinol In Summary Synthetic cannabinoids are commonly used as recreational drugs. However, an increasing number of clinical reports have...
The Respiratory Effects of Smoking Cannabis
A Systematic Review of the Respiratory Effects of Inhalational Marijuana In Summary A recent meta-analysis has compiled a list of all known effects of smoking medical cannabis. Smoke is produced when medical...