Feasibility and Acceptability of a Physical Activity Intervention to Reduce Prenatal Cannabis Use: Results of an Open Pilot Trial
Cannabis use during pregnancy is rising despite health warnings. This study evaluates a physical activity intervention prenatal cannabis use to reduce consumption. Results show the intervention is feasible and acceptable for pregnant individuals.
Feasibility and Acceptability of a Physical Activity Intervention to Reduce Prenatal Cannabis Use
This study evaluates a prenatal cannabis use intervention focused on physical activity to reduce cannabis consumption during pregnancy. The pilot trial demonstrated high feasibility and acceptability among participants. Results suggest potential for…
Placenta May Hide Early Warning Signs of Schizophrenia Risk – ScienceAlert
Placental changes prenatal cannabis exposure research reveals potential early warning signs of schizophrenia risk. This emerging evidence highlights how THC exposure affects placental biology. Understanding these placental changes is vital for assessing…
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Cannabis questions CAI answers provide clear, reliable data to help you navigate cannabis information confidently. Our AI chatbot is trained on extensive cannabis research and patient experiences. Discover trustworthy cannabis insights simplified for…
10-Year Study: Cannabis Use in Pregnancy
Cannabis Use in Pregnancy: 10-Year Study Findings Cannabis use during pregnancy is a topic that often invokes strong opinions, fierce emotions and societal biases on both sides of the discussion. Some in the "pro-cannabis" camp either have an…