Understanding Placental Changes from Prenatal Cannabis Exposure
Placental changes from prenatal cannabis exposure can affect fetal neurodevelopment with lasting impacts. This evidence highlights the importance of counseling pregnant patients on cannabis risks. Understanding these changes helps clinicians guide safer…
Here’s what the research says about what cannabis is really doing to your brain
Cannabis neurological effects are a key concern for clinicians counseling patients. Research highlights acute cognitive effects and varying long-term impacts based on age and use patterns. Understanding these effects helps guide safer clinical decisions.
Are medical cannabis patients finally finding lasting relief from migraines? New research shows …
Migraine affects over 1 billion people globally and is a common reason patients seek cannabis treatment. Cannabis efficacy migraine management remains under study with emerging evidence. This research highlights the importance of clinical evaluation for…
CNN’s @drsanjaygupta Talks to a Developmental Neuroscientist on Marijuana Use
This article highlights cannabis neurodevelopmental risk, focusing on how cannabis use affects brain development in adolescents and young adults. Emerging neuroscience research shows potential long-term changes in brain structure and function.…
Why Some Heavy Cannabis Users Can’t Stop Throwing Up, According to New Research
Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome pathophysiology explains why some heavy cannabis users experience severe vomiting. This syndrome is often misdiagnosed due to lack of awareness. Understanding its neurobiology helps clinicians guide patients toward…
Envisioning Cannabinoid CB1 Receptor Biased Signaling as a Therapeutic Target for Schizophrenia
This article explores cb1 receptor signaling schizophrenia as a novel therapeutic target. Targeting biased CB1 receptor pathways may offer new treatment options for schizophrenia. This approach aims to minimize side effects compared to traditional…
Understanding Cannabis and Cognitive Safety in Aging Adults
Cannabis cognitive safety in aging adults is a growing concern as more seniors use cannabis for various conditions. Current evidence is limited but suggests complex effects on cognition and memory. Clinicians need to counsel older patients carefully…
Link Between Cannabis Use Disorder and Psychiatric Diagnosis in Youth
Cannabis use disorder psychiatric diagnosis in young people is strongly linked to subsequent mental health conditions. Early identification of cannabis use disorder psychiatric diagnosis can help clinicians provide timely interventions. Understanding…
Could Cannabis Support Brain Health and Aging in Dementia Patients?
Emerging research on cannabis brain health and aging suggests potential benefits for dementia patients experiencing agitation and memory loss. While promising, evidence remains limited and requires further clinical trials. Clinicians should carefully…
Neuroscience Reveals Complexity of Cannabis and Psychosis Link
Cannabis psychosis risk factors involve complex neurobiological mechanisms influenced by genetics and environment. Neuroscience reveals why some users develop psychosis while others do not. Understanding these risk factors helps clinicians provide…