Alcohol quantity mediates the association between daily alcohol and cannabis co-use and alcohol consequences.
Alcohol cannabis co-use consequences are significant among young adults. This study shows alcohol quantity mediates the relationship between co-use and alcohol-related harms. Understanding this mediation guides effective harm reduction strategies.
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…
Substance Use and Suicide Attempts in Adolescents: Clinical and Psychosocial Factors
Adolescent substance use and suicide risk represent critical intersecting clinical challenges. This study analyzes clinical and psychosocial risk factors linked to suicide attempts in adolescents with substance use disorders. Understanding these risk…
Cannabinoid Effects of Metamizol/Dipyrone: A Possible Second Life in Pediatric Anesthesia for a Vintage Drug.
This study investigates metamizol pediatric anesthesia and its cannabinoid effects, highlighting potential analgesic mechanisms. Understanding these effects may improve pediatric pain management strategies. The research offers insights into safer…
Beyond Epilepsy Control: Repurposing Antiepileptic Drugs in CNS Tumor Therapy
Antiepileptic drugs CNS tumor therapy is an emerging field exploring benefits beyond seizure control. These drugs show potential antitumor effects in central nervous system cancers. Clinical evidence suggests new therapeutic avenues for brain tumor…
Cannabinoid Oral Mucosal Delivery: Approaches to Formulation, Fabrication, and Permeation Enhancement.
Oral cannabinoid bioavailability remains a significant clinical challenge due to first-pass metabolism. Oral mucosal delivery systems improve absorption by bypassing hepatic metabolism. These approaches offer more predictable dosing and enhanced…
A mixed-methods evaluation of a statewide naloxone distribution project: considerations for future implementation of opioid overdose prevention initiatives.
This study evaluates opioid overdose prevention via a statewide naloxone distribution program using mixed methods. It identifies barriers and facilitators for effective implementation. The findings support integrating naloxone access with…
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…
Insights on Medical Cannabis Reimbursement in Workers’ Compensation
This article evaluates medical cannabis reimbursement within workers' compensation programs. The study highlights feasibility and positive outcomes for chronic pain patients. Medical cannabis reimbursement shows promise for improving patient access and…
Results of an Exploratory Crossover Pharmacokinetic Study Evaluating a Natural Hemp Extract-Based Cosmetic Product
This crossover pharmacokinetic study evaluates topical hemp pharmacokinetics and systemic absorption of cannabinoids from a natural hemp extract cosmetic product. It compares bioavailability between topical and oral routes of administration in human…