More Americans Use Cannabis Daily Than Alcohol: New Patterns Emerge
Recent data reveals daily cannabis use patterns have surpassed daily alcohol consumption among Americans. This shift highlights important clinical implications for healthcare providers. Understanding daily cannabis use patterns is essential for relevant…
For College Graduates, the Job Market Is Looking More and More Bleak – SFGATE
Economic stress and unemployment young adults face are linked to increased cannabis use as a coping strategy. This focus keyword highlights the challenges college graduates encounter in today's job market. Understanding these factors helps clinicians…
Defining Cannabis Use Disorder in Administrative Health Data: A Systematic Review
Reliable cannabis use disorder case definitions are essential for epidemiologic surveillance and health services research. This systematic review highlights inconsistencies in administrative health data coding. Accurate case definitions improve policy…
Higher Risk Cannabis Use Indicators Among People Living in Canada: A Cross-Sectional Study
This study focuses on cannabis use disorder risk assessment among people living in Canada. It identifies key indicators of problematic cannabis use to aid clinical screening. Understanding these risk factors helps improve population health strategies.
GUEST COLUMN: A powerful cautionary tale for Pikes Peak-area families – Colorado Insights
This guest column presents a cannabis cautionary tale Pikes Peak families need to consider carefully. It emphasizes the importance of safety and education regarding cannabis use in Colorado. Understanding this cautionary tale helps families make informed…
As Cannabis Use Rises, Mental Health Risk Factors Increase
Rising cannabis use patterns require clinicians to assess cannabis mental health risk factors systematically. The relationship between cannabis use and psychiatric symptoms is complex and bidirectional. Understanding these risk factors is essential for…
Cognitive performance and subjective effects the morning after last use of smoked cannabis by adults who use cannabis frequently: An observational study.
This observational study investigates cognitive performance after cannabis use in frequent users. Results show no significant next-day impairment despite detectable THC levels. These findings provide insight into cognitive effects after cannabis use.
Drug Reform Group Proposes Options to Address High-THC Marijuana Risks
High-thc cannabis policy options are being explored to address the risks associated with potent marijuana products. These options aim to reduce harm without returning to criminalization. Regulatory approaches include potency caps and enhanced labeling to…
Effectiveness of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Harmful Cannabis Use
Cognitive behavioral therapy cannabis use disorder treatment shows moderate effectiveness in reducing cannabis use frequency and related problems. This therapy helps patients develop coping strategies and modify thought patterns. Understanding its…
April 2026 APA Journals Highlight AI-Assisted Cannabis Use Disorder Treatment
Emerging research on ai-assisted cannabis use disorder treatment shows promising clinical relevance. AI-delivered cognitive-behavioral therapy may expand access to evidence-based care. Clinicians should stay informed about these digital therapeutic…