Racial Diversity in Cannabis Use Disorder Research: A Systematic Review
Racial diversity cannabis use disorder research reveals significant underrepresentation of people of color in clinical trials. This gap impacts the development of culturally adapted treatments for cannabis use disorder. Addressing these disparities is…
Adolescent Cannabis Use and Mental Health: Clinical Evidence
Adolescent cannabis use psychotic disorder risk guide highlights the increased risk of psychotic and other psychiatric disorders in teens. Clinical evidence shows these risks are significant and clinically diagnosed. Families and clinicians should be…
Brief Online Mindfulness Program Did Not Reduce Cannabis Use in Small Randomised Trial
A brief online mindfulness program cannabis use disorder trial found no significant benefit in reducing cannabis use. The study involved 66 adults and showed no effect on cannabis frequency or cravings. These null findings highlight the need for more…
Brief Online Mindfulness Training Does Not Reduce Cannabis Use in Adults with Cannabis Use Disorder
A brief online mindfulness program was tested for its effect on cannabis use disorder. The study found no significant reduction in cannabis use frequency or craving. These findings highlight the challenges of brief digital mindfulness interventions for…
Effectiveness and Clinical Predictors of Virtual Group Therapy for Cannabis Use Disorder
Virtual group therapy cannabis use disorder treatment shows promise in reducing cannabis use and cravings. This combined CBT and motivational enhancement therapy improves clinical outcomes. The study highlights key clinical predictors for treatment…
Associations Among Minority Stress, Relaxation and Tension-Reduction Motives, and Cannabis Use Among a Sample of Sexual and Gender Minority Adults in Oklahoma.
Minority stress cannabis use is a critical factor influencing patterns among sexual and gender minority adults. This study examines how relaxation and tension-reduction motives relate to cannabis use disorder risk. Understanding these associations helps…
The association between major depressive disorder and cannabis use disorder: A meta-analysis and meta-regression analysis.
This meta-analysis on major depressive disorder cannabis use meta-analysis reveals significant prevalence of co-occurring conditions. It highlights the importance of integrated screening and treatment. Understanding this relationship is crucial for…
Phase 1 Open-Label Pilot Trial of H4 dTMS for Cannabis Use Disorder
Deep repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation cannabis use is being studied as a novel intervention for cannabis use disorder. This phase 1 open-label pilot trial evaluates safety and feasibility. The study targets adults with moderate-to-severe…
The Effects of Extended Cannabis Abstinence in Comorbid PTSD and Cannabis Use Disorder
This study investigates cannabis cessation PTSD dual diagnosis outcomes in patients with comorbid cannabis use disorder and PTSD. Extended cannabis abstinence resolves withdrawal symptoms but PTSD symptoms often persist. Understanding these effects…
Cannabinoids Show Modest, Low-Certainty Benefits for a Few Mental Health Conditions—But Widespread Clinical Use Is Not Justified
This 2026 review examines cannabinoids mental health benefits, revealing modest effects for select conditions. Evidence remains limited and of low certainty. Routine clinical use is not justified without further trials.