CED Cannabis Science Digest: Key Psychosis and Craving Signals
This digest highlights cannabis psychosis vulnerability signals, focusing on sex-specific risk differences, craving subtypes, and EEG brain-pattern changes in cannabis use disorder. These signals improve psychiatric interpretation without claiming…
Cannabis & Psychosis Study
This cannabis psychosis study examined whether cannabis and tobacco co-use predicted psychosis conversion in people already considered clinically high risk. The paper identified a concerning subgroup signal involving heavy cannabis use and light tobacco…
Comparative Clinical Trajectories Across Cannabis‐Related and Nonsubstance‐Related Psychoses
This article examines cannabis-related psychosis clinical trajectories to provide clinicians with prognostic insights. Understanding these trajectories aids in distinguishing cannabis-related psychosis from other psychotic episodes. This knowledge…
The Madness of Using Cannabis to Treat Mental Health | The Spectator
Cannabis mental health risk assessment is critical for clinicians addressing patient questions about cannabis use in psychiatric conditions. Evidence shows mixed outcomes depending on diagnosis and formulation. Careful evaluation helps balance potential…
Cannabis drove me to hallucinate. It must never be legalised – PressReader
Cannabis-induced hallucinations are a recognized adverse effect linked to high THC exposure. Understanding these risks helps clinicians assess and counsel patients effectively. This clinical insight highlights the importance of screening for psychosis…
Focus on Officer Wellness: Cannabis-Induced Psychosis Insights
Cannabis-induced psychosis is a clinical concern affecting public safety personnel and civilians. It requires accurate risk assessment and intervention protocols. Officers need evidence-based information to distinguish cannabis-induced psychosis from…
Presenting Our April 2026 Theme: Schizophrenia – Psychiatric Times
Cannabis psychosis risk assessment is critical in understanding schizophrenia's complex relationship with cannabis use. Emerging evidence highlights both risks and potential therapeutic applications. Clinicians must apply nuanced risk assessment to guide…
Cannabis and Psychosis: Risks of High-THC Frequent Use
High-potency cannabis linked to mental health risks is a critical concern, particularly for adolescents. Frequent use of high-THC products increases the risk of psychotic episodes. Understanding these risks helps clinicians provide better care and…
Teenage Cannabis Users Twice as Likely as Non-Users to Develop Psychosis
A landmark study highlights teen cannabis psychosis risk, showing adolescents who use cannabis have twice the chance of developing psychotic disorders. This research tracked over 460,000 teens and found cannabis use preceded psychiatric diagnoses by up…