People with insomnia who took CBD nightly for two weeks reported better mood the next day, though their thinking and memory remained unchanged, researchers found.
Read moreDetailsResearchers have identified a potential brain mechanism linking heavy cannabis use to psychosis-like changes.
Read moreDetailsBrain scans reveal a connection between heavy cannabis use and reduced memory-related brain activity.
Read moreDetailsMen who use cannabis or synthetic cannabinoids report worse sexual performance and satisfaction than non-users, according to new research from Cairo University.
Read moreDetailsResearchers have uncovered that cannabis affects driving ability far longer than most people think.
Read moreDetailsScientists have identified metabolic changes in the blood linked to cannabis intoxication, revealing key differences between occasional and chronic users.
Read moreDetailsA study tracking men for 44 years found past cannabis use did not accelerate cognitive decline. Users actually experienced a slightly smaller decline than non-users.
Read moreDetailsNew research reveals astrocytes, not just neurons, are crucial for cannabinoid receptor-mediated brain plasticity during development.
Read moreDetailsCould legal marijuana be changing how we treat anxiety? A new study in JAMA Network Open reveals that in states with legal cannabis, fewer patients are filling prescriptions for anti-anxiety medications like benzodiazepines.
Read moreDetailsAdolescent THC exposure in rat increased amphetamine-induced risky decisions in adulthood, particularly in females, without affecting overall cognitive flexibility.
Read moreDetailsNew research reveals that disrupted sleep may be the hidden link between heavy cannabis use and memory deficits, unmasking an unexpected culprit behind cognitive impairments.
Read moreDetailsA recent study found a strong genetic overlap between ADHD and cannabis use disorder, identifying shared genes active in the brain. These findings suggest genetic risk factors could help predict and prevent cannabis dependence in individuals with ADHD.
Read moreDetailsRecent research found that young adults at risk of psychosis have reduced brain connectivity, and cannabis use worsens this issue, potentially disrupting brain development and increasing vulnerability to psychotic disorders.
Read moreDetailsAdolescents who used cannabis reported more psychosis spectrum symptoms and distress, supporting shared vulnerability and self-medication hypotheses.
Read moreDetailsCannabis use is linked to changes in brain structure and function in older adults, but genetic analysis suggests these differences are likely due to other factors, not cannabis use itself.
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