Early Pregnancy Cannabis Use and Preterm Birth: What a New Cohort Found
cannabis use early pregnancy: A prospective cohort of 6,838 couples associated at-least-weekly cannabis use during early pregnancy with preterm birth. The observational result was imprecise and does not prove causation. The main study limits remain…
Prenatal Cannabis Use and Motivation to Quit: What a New Study Found
prenatal cannabis use: A study of 176 pregnant adults found that several motivation measures were associated with less self-reported cannabis use. The secondary observational analysis cannot show that motivation or a specific intervention caused reduced…
Ohio Launches Cannabis and Pregnancy Education Campaign
Ohio cannabis pregnancy campaign: Ohio launched a statewide cannabis education campaign focused on pregnancy and preconception. The message creates an opportunity for earlier, nonjudgmental counseling. CED explains the clinical evidence, its limits, and…
CED Cannabis Science Digest: Pregnancy Risk Perception Signals
This digest highlights pregnancy safety beliefs cannabis signals from recent studies. It covers U.S. survey data on pregnancy risk perception and cannabis use trends among women of childbearing age. Additionally, it examines cannabis expectancies among…
Prepregnancy Care and Counseling: A Review.
A new JAMA review places cannabis cessation before pregnancy alongside established interventions like folic acid supplementation and tobacco cessation. This authoritative guidance reflects medical consensus that cannabis cessation before pregnancy should…
What a New Infant Cohort Really Shows About Cannabis and Breastfeeding
Breastfeeding after prenatal cannabis exposure is a difficult counseling topic because the evidence is limited, emotionally charged, and easy to overstate. This review explains what a 1,520-infant cohort found about breastfeeding status and coded…
Study: Prenatal Cannabis Exposure Not Linked to Negative Cognitive Development
This study on prenatal cannabis exposure cognitive development finds no association with negative cognitive outcomes. It adds to the evidence clinicians use for prenatal counseling. Understanding these findings helps inform risk-benefit discussions with…
Clearing the Haze: Cannabis Use in Pregnancy and Long-Term Outcomes – MotherToBaby
Cannabis use pregnancy risks are a critical concern for fetal development and long-term child outcomes. Emerging evidence highlights potential impacts on attention, memory, and executive function in exposed offspring. Understanding these risks supports…
Understanding Cannabis and Pregnancy: Clinical Perspectives
Cannabis and pregnancy clinical relevance is critical for patient safety and counseling. THC exposure during pregnancy may impact fetal development and maternal health outcomes. Evidence-based guidance is essential amid limited high-quality studies.
CBD Gummies and Fertility: What the Evidence Shows for Those Trying to Conceive
Emerging cbd gummies fertility evidence highlights limited human studies but raises important questions for those trying to conceive. Current research mainly involves animal models and THC products, not isolated CBD. Patients seeking conception guidance…