CBD Helps Increase BMI of Anorexia Patients | Drug Discovery and Development – Labroots
Emerging evidence suggests CBD anorexia weight gain may help increase BMI in anorexia patients. This finding highlights CBD's potential as an adjunct to traditional therapies. Clinicians should await further research before clinical integration.
CCSD Responds to Suspected Cannabis Candy Incident at Local Middle School
Pediatric cannabis exposures medical emergency situations require urgent clinical assessment due to children's unique metabolism and higher intoxication risks. A suspected cannabis candy incident at a Las Vegas middle school prompted a district response…
How Cannabis Use May Be Accelerating Breast and Testicular Cancer Rates in AYAs
Clinicians should be aware of cannabis-related cancer risks in adolescents and young adults to provide informed counseling. Cannabis use may accelerate breast and testicular cancer development in this population. Understanding these risks can improve…
Early-life Exposure to Cannabidiol: Safety Assessment in Caenorhabditis elegans
This study evaluates cbd pediatric safety by assessing early-life exposure to cannabidiol in Caenorhabditis elegans. Chronic exposure showed dose-dependent toxicity, with low doses appearing safe. These findings inform cautious pediatric cannabinoid…
NC Cannabis Report Highlights Youth Access Prevention and Adult Market Regulation
The regulated adult cannabis market is essential for protecting youth from unregulated products. This NC report emphasizes preventing youth access while allowing adult use. Clinicians benefit from product standardization and labeling transparency to…
Cannabinoid Exposure During Pregnancy: Cardiorespiratory Effects and Offspring Outcomes
Prenatal cannabinoid exposure effects on offspring cardiorespiratory systems are increasingly studied due to rising cannabis use during pregnancy. This review highlights potential autonomic and respiratory disruptions linked to prenatal cannabis…
Youth at Risk of Psychosis from Repeated Cannabis Use, Research Suggests
Repeated cannabis use psychosis risk is a critical concern for youth, especially those with genetic vulnerabilities. Research shows that frequent cannabis use during adolescence increases the likelihood of psychotic symptoms. Clinicians should…
The Evolving Contribution of Cannabis Exposure to Peanut Allergy Development: A Case Report
This case report explores cannabis exposure peanut allergy as a potential environmental risk factor in pediatric patients. Cannabis smoke may contribute to allergen sensitization and immune dysregulation. Clinicians should consider cannabis exposure when…
Cannabis and the developing mind — regional and local doctors issue urgent warning to parents
Regional and local physicians have issued an urgent warning about cannabis and the developing mind, emphasizing risks to pediatric and adolescent brain development. Cannabis exposure during critical neurodevelopmental periods may impair cognitive…
Medically Recommended Cannabis Use for US Adolescents.
This study examines medically recommended cannabis use adolescents using nationally representative data. It reveals 5.2% of adolescent cannabis users have medical recommendations. Understanding medically recommended cannabis use adolescents informs…
