People with Cannabis Disorder Show Unique Neurobiology and Attention Patterns
Cannabis use disorder neurobiology reveals distinct brain pathways compared to other addictions. Individuals with this disorder do not show increased attention to cannabis-related images. This suggests unique cognitive mechanisms in cannabis use disorder.
Benzie County Sees 24% Increase in Marijuana Excise Tax Revenue
Local marijuana excise tax revenue in Benzie County jumped by 24%, signaling significant growth in the cannabis market. This increase reflects expanding patient access and market normalization. Clinicians should note this trend as it impacts patient…
Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome: A Psychiatric Approach
Cannabis hyperemesis syndrome psychiatric risk is a critical consideration in patients with chronic cannabis use presenting with cyclical vomiting. This syndrome often poses diagnostic challenges in psychiatric settings due to overlapping symptoms. Early…
Comprehensive Review Reveals Cannabis Use Disorder Affects 10% of World’s 193 Million Cannabis Users
Cannabis use disorder epidemiology shows it affects about 10% of cannabis users worldwide. Risk increases with frequency of use and early initiation. Psychosocial treatments exist but no approved medications are available.
Cannabinoid Clinical Trials: Cannabis Interventions for Teens
Cannabis interventions for teens require tailored approaches to address diverse beliefs and attitudes. Clinical trials show that personalized messaging can reduce cannabis use intentions among adolescents. This research highlights the importance of…
Comparing Psychiatric Outcomes in Cannabis Use Disorder and Other Substance Disorders
This article examines psychiatric outcomes cannabis use disorder comparison with other substance use disorders. Understanding these differences aids clinicians in screening and counseling patients effectively. The focus on real-world data highlights the…
Endocannabinoid System & Teen Mental Health: Clinical Evidence
Adolescents with internalising symptoms are at increased risk for cannabis use. This study highlights the internalising pathway cannabis use adolescents face. Anxiety and depression symptoms predict cannabis initiation.
Adolescent Cannabis Use: Mental Health Risks Examined
Adolescent cannabis use and mental health clinical evidence show a significant association with increased risk of psychiatric disorders. This includes psychotic, bipolar, depressive, and anxiety disorders diagnosed in adolescence and young adulthood.…
Expert Analysis on Risks of Cannabis Use Disorder in Medical Prescribing
Cannabis use disorder risk clinical evidence shows that medical cannabis prescriptions do not eliminate the chance of dependence. Patients and physicians must engage in open communication about dosing and frequency. Understanding these risks is essential…
Major Canadian Study Reveals Significant Connection Between Cannabis Use and Mental Health
A major Canadian study reveals a significant connection between cannabis use and anxiety depression. The research highlights how high-THC cannabis use impacts mental health outcomes. Patients should consult clinicians to understand risks and benefits.