COVID-19 and Increased Substance Use During Pregnancy: Clinical Insights
COVID 19 linked increased substance use during pregnancy is a significant clinical concern. The pandemic stressors have contributed to changes in substance use patterns among pregnant patients. Understanding this link is crucial for effective screening…
Study reveals COVID-19 stress linked to increased substance use during pregnancy
Stress-driven substance use patterns during pregnancy have increased amid COVID-19 stress. This research highlights risks to maternal and fetal health. Understanding these patterns aids clinical care during public health crises.
Trial to Reduce Tobacco and Cannabis Use During Pregnancy
This feasibility trial tobacco cannabis pregnancy study examines interventions to reduce substance use during pregnancy. It addresses the acceptability and efficacy of combined cessation strategies. The trial highlights the importance of evidence-based…
Immune Effects of Cannabis Use During Pregnancy
Cannabis use during pregnancy immune effects include suppression of key maternal cytokines critical for healthy pregnancy. This immune modulation raises concerns about fetal development and maternal health. Pregnant patients should be informed about…
Endocannabinoid System & Maternal Cytokines: Clinical Research
Maternal immune suppression cannabis use during pregnancy is linked to changes in key cytokines. This clinical research highlights the biological effects on maternal immune function. Understanding these effects is critical for counseling pregnant…
Endocannabinoid System: Cannabis, Pregnancy & Cytokines
Cannabis use during pregnancy is linked to suppression of maternal immune signaling proteins called cytokines. This immune modulation may impact pregnancy health and fetal development. Understanding cannabis use during pregnancy is critical for informed…
Endocannabinoid System Research: Cannabis Use in Pregnancy
Maternal cannabis use in pregnancy is linked to a modestly elevated risk of autism spectrum disorder and ADHD in children. This association is supported by pooled data from multiple observational studies. Current evidence advises caution due to potential…