Cannabis and Sleep: A Proposed Vicious Cycle That Urgently Needs Testing
The bidirectional cannabis sleep model proposes that sleep problems lead to cannabis self-medication, which may worsen sleep quality over time. This cycle can increase cannabis tolerance and escalate use, raising the risk of cannabis use disorder.…
Cannabis and Sleep: A Self-Reinforcing Cycle That May Worsen Both
The cannabis sleep bidirectional model explains how sleep problems lead to cannabis self-medication, which may worsen sleep issues through neurobiological effects. Over time, tolerance can develop, increasing the risk for cannabis use disorder. This…
Prevalence and Correlates of Past-year Kratom Use Among US Adults
This kratom epidemiology mental health survey examines the prevalence and correlates of past-year kratom use among US adults. Findings highlight higher use in populations with psychological distress and depression. The study provides critical baseline…
Endocannabinoid System & Adolescent Cannabis Use Risk
Internalising symptoms cannabis use risk adolescents is a key factor in adolescent cannabis uptake. Adolescents with anxiety and depression symptoms show increased cannabis use over time. This evidence supports targeted interventions for mental health to…
Endocannabinoid System & Teen Mental Health: Clinical Evidence
Adolescents with internalising symptoms are at increased risk for cannabis use. This study highlights the internalising pathway cannabis use adolescents face. Anxiety and depression symptoms predict cannabis initiation.
Cannabis Mental Health Insights: Navigating Through the Haze
Introduction The complexities and intersection of cannabis use and its impact on mental health, let's call that "Cannabis Mental Health," particularly during the formative adolescent years, is more important than most of us can imagine.…