Cannabis Conundrum

Death risk for individuals with cannabis use disorders is Higher with alcohol use disorders

Key Takeaways There are few studies on mortality on individuals entering treatment for cannabis usedisorders (CUD). We highlight higher CMRs (Crude Mortality Rates)and SMRs(Standard Mortality Rates) for individuals with both cannabis and alcohol disorders. High and statistically significant SMRs were from circulatory systemdiseases, for men, women, and among CAUDs. The results of our study show that individuals with

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Study of cannabis and other drugs as risk factors for female breast cancer USA 2003-2017

Breast cancer (BC) is the commonest human cancer and its incidence (BC incidence, BCI) is rising worldwide. Whilst both tobacco and alcohol have been linked to BCI genotoxic cannabinoids have not been investigated…Data show that exposure to cannabis and the cannabinoids Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol, (THC) CBD, CBG and alcoholism fulfil quantitative causal criteria for BCI across space

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Effects of cannabis on congenital limb anomalies in 14 European nations: A geospatiotemporal and causal inferential study 

(Europe is not exempt from cannabis caused congenital cannabis defects) Data indicate that metrics of cannabis exposure are closely linked with CLAR and satisfy epidemiological criteria for causality. Along with Hawaii and the USA, Europe now forms the third international population in which this causal link has been demonstrated. Cannabis as a predictor of limb

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Cannabis may affect anaerobic power, risk for cardiovascular disease in female athletes

Compared with non-users, female athletes who regularly use cannabis had reduced early anaerobic power production and may have an increased risk for cardiovascular disease, according to published results. Researchers from the School of Sport and Exercise Science at the University of Northern Colorado…overall, found non-users produced “significantly greater” anaerobic power output compared with cannabis users,

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Cases of Drug-Impaired Driving up for Fourth Straight Year: Statistics Canada

By Isaac Teo, August 3, 2022 (We do not want this is Australia! However, it will be an inevitability if we continue to give cannabis a free pass, specifically in the ‘medicinal’ context.) Cases of drug-impaired driving continued to rise for the fourth consecutive year since the Liberal government legalized marijuana in October 2018, according to police data collated by

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How Men’s Cannabis Use Could Affect Their Kids’ Health

Research on pot and sperm quality, gene expression, and child development. July 28, 2022    KEY POINTS Paternal consumption of marijuana prior to conception has been found in rodent studies to alter offspring brain development. Children whose fathers consumed marijuana during their partner’s pregnancy may be at higher risk of psychotic symptoms. Pot consumption can trigger

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Cannabis and Limblessness – Here we go again Thalidomide 2.0? 

Cannabis and Limblessness – Here we go again Thalidomide 2.0?  This disturbing evidence has significant ramifications for #publichealth for the entire community. Cannabis as a predictor of limb anomalies was more potent than tobacco or alcohol. Cannabinoid access should be restricted to protect public health and the community genome/epigenome transgenerationally. Download PDF

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High-strength cannabis linked to addiction and mental health problems

by University of Bath Researchers from the Addiction and Mental Health Group at the University of Bath (UK) have systematically analyzed the relationship between the types of cannabis people use and their addiction and mental health problems. Their work draws on 20 studies involving almost 120,000 people. After alcohol and nicotine, cannabis is the most widely used drug

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European Epidemiological Patterns of Cannabis- and Substance-Related Body Wall Congenital Anomalies: Geospatiotemporal and Causal Inferential Study 

Genetic impact of cannabis on in utero life and subsequent generational harms. Of major concern is the rising Community Cannabis Exposure (CCE) impacting exponential cannabinoid genotoxic dose-response relationships. CCE should be carefully restricted to protect the food chain, the genome, and the epigenome of coming generations  Click Here for PDF

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