health

Click here to Print the Page

Current sort has key articles at the top. Click on "Article Date" to sort by date, click on specific "tag" to view all articles in that category.

Title
Why Legal Pot Makes This Physician Sick 10/21/2023	Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome I've seen cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome several times in the past few years. It occurs in daily to weekly pot users. Very rarely, it can cause cerebral edema, but it is also associated with seizures and dehydration that can lead to hypovolemic shock and kidney failure. Delta-8, health, Hyperemesis Syndrome
HABITUAL MARIJUANA USE AND THE PALEO DIET: WHAT A LONG STRANGE TRIP IT’S BEEN 01/28/2015	PDF format Paleo, health, meta-analysis, Studies
Monitoring Health Concerns Related to Marijuana in Colorado: 2014 01/15/2015	Appendix Changes in Marijuana Use Patterns, Systematic Literature Review, and Possible Marijuana-Related Health Effects Colorado, health, Pregnancy, youth, Report, Statistical Reports
Medical Matters: The health and social benefits of abstaining from cannabis 09/15/2014	The large meta-analysis – a study of combined previous research – showed that people who are daily users of cannabis before the age of 17 are more than 60 per cent less likely to complete secondary school or to complete a degree compared with those who have never used the drug. health, youth, Studies, dropout
Republicans jump into Florida campaign against medical marijuana 06/13/2014	Finally someone is more concerned about the health & safety of our communities than being politically correct. THIS TAKES COURAGE. legalization, safety, health, political
Man's fertility, Research finds.... 06/05/2014	health, men, Research
NIDA review summarizes research on marijuana’s negative health effects 06/05/2014	The authors review literature showing that marijuana impairs driving, increasing the risk of being involved in a car accident and that these risks are further enhanced when combining marijuana with alcohol. health, car crashes 2, Impairment, Research
Should Marijuana Require Warning Labels? 03/10/2014	health, safety, cancer
If You Thought Marijuana was Harmless, Medical Researchers Have News for You 04/01/2012	As expected, prescription cannabinoids are effective antiemetics and appetite stimulants, and some studies report their effectiveness as adjunct therapy in chronic pain syndromes, spasticity, and glaucoma. Similar results are reported by the few studies of smoked cannabis plant for these same indications. As noted earlier, safe and effective alternative treatments for all these syndromes are available. Studies assessing psychological aspects of smoked cannabis and prescription cannabinoids uniformly report undesired effects: acute psychosis, poorer prognosis of chronic psychosis, or cognitive dulling in medical patients. health, addiction, pills, youth, Research, social costs