Exploring the Internalising Pathway of Cannabis Use in Teens
The internalising pathway cannabis use teens highlights how anxiety symptoms increase the risk of cannabis initiation and escalation. Adolescents with generalised anxiety are particularly vulnerable. Early intervention targeting these symptoms may reduce…
Understanding the Dangers of High-Potency Cannabis
High-potency cannabis risks are increasingly important as THC concentrations rise in legal markets. Clinical guidance on dosing and safety is essential to mitigate adverse effects. Understanding these risks helps clinicians counsel patients effectively.
Older Adults Using Cannabis Before Surgery Report More Pain and Opioid Use
A 2024 study on cannabis postoperative pain older adults reveals that cannabis users report higher pain scores after surgery. These patients also require more opioids within 24 hours postoperatively. The findings highlight the need for careful…
Cannabis Use Disorder Linked to Higher Complication Rates After Wrist Fracture Surgery
Patients with cannabis use disorder surgical outcomes show significantly higher complication rates after wrist fracture surgery. The 90-day medical complications include pneumonia, cerebrovascular accidents, and surgical site infections. This study…
Understanding Cannabis Use Disorder – Addiction Policy Forum
Cannabis use disorder clinical relevance is critical as it affects about 9% of users but remains underdiagnosed. This condition involves withdrawal symptoms and functional impairment. Effective screening and treatment approaches are essential for better…
Cannabinoid Clinical Trials: Teen Cannabis Intervention Study
Adolescent cannabis use disorder intervention is critical due to neurodevelopmental risks during brain maturation. Clinical trials provide essential data on effective teen cannabis use disorder treatments. Evidence-based interventions remain limited but…
New Research Highlights Growing Concerns Around Cannabis Use Among Young Adults
Cannabis use disorder is a growing concern among young adults during critical neurodevelopmental years. New research highlights how cannabis use patterns can influence long-term cognitive and psychiatric outcomes. Understanding cannabis use disorder…
Most Medical Cannabis Users Also Use Recreationally, Pre-Legalization Canadian Study Finds
A large Canadian study reveals medical recreational cannabis overlap is common pre-legalization, with most medical users also consuming recreationally. This dual use pattern associates with higher psychiatric symptoms and more frequent cannabis use.…
Nearly 9 in 10 Hospitalized Cannabis Use Disorder Patients Had Medications That Could Potentially Interact With Cannabis
A recent cannabis drug interactions clinical evidence review found that nearly 9 in 10 hospitalized cannabis use disorder patients had medications flagged for potential interactions. Opioid substitution therapies like levomethadone were the most common…
Daily Cannabis Use and Moderate-to-Severe Use Disorder Risk in Primary Care
Cannabis use disorder prevalence increases with frequency of use, especially among daily users in primary care. This study highlights a 1-in-5 chance of moderate-to-severe disorder among daily cannabis users. Understanding cannabis use disorder…