Cannabis Conundrum

Chronic Cannabis Use & Coronary Disease: Association of Endothelial Dysfunction With Chronic Marijuana Smoking and THC-Edible Use

Question: Is chronic cannabis use associated with endothelial dysfunction? YES! Findings: In this cross-sectional study of 55 participants, vascular endothelial function was impaired in both chronic marijuana smokers and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)–edible users, whereas serum from marijuana smokers but not THC-edible users blunted nitric oxide production in cultured endothelial cells.  Meanings: Endothelial dysfunction was observed in

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Bus Driver Cannabis Death Case Highlights the Risks of Drug-Driving

A tragic accident in Bexleyheath has shed new light on drug-driving risks as a bus driver, Martin Asolo-Agogua, pleaded guilty to causing the death of nine-year-old Ada Bicakci. The Bus driver cannabis death occurred when the driver, high on cannabis, struck Ada and her brother on Watling Street on the 3rd of August 2023. The heartbreaking incident

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HIGH RISK – The Truth About Weed: The Dark and Disastrous Side of U.S. Cannabis Legalization (PBS Documentary)

  Marijuana is often portrayed as harmless, with countless individuals and media outlets emphasising its perceived benefits. However, the PBS documentary: Experts are sounding the alarm about the dark side of cannabis sheds light on an alarming concern overshadowed by the growing cannabis industry. This investigative feature explores the devastating impact of high-potency marijuana on mental health,

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Cannabis Use Disorder Treatment Market Predicted for Significant Growth by 2035

(Opioid Crisis 2.0 in the making?) The cannabis use disorder (CUD) treatment market is on the brink of rapid expansion, reflecting a global trend towards recognising the health implications linked with cannabis dependency. Accelerated by increasing cannabis consumption, legislative movements, and a heightened awareness of usage-related risks, the market is forecast to grow from a

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United States Grapples with Dangers of Legalised Marijuana and Mental Health Concerns 

(We must avoid this here – Do not legalise cannabis) The dangers of legalised marijuana are drawing increasing attention in the United States. While marijuana use has grown markedly in recent years, experts warn of its significant impact on mental health, particularly among young adults. With its rapidly rising THC potency to levels as high

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Drugged Driving in America: Why Cannabis Use Behind the Wheel Is Rising

Driving safely on American roads means remaining alert, focused, and fully in control. Yet, recent data shows a clear rise in cannabis use among drivers, putting Cannabis and Driving Safety in the national spotlight. Understanding why this is happening is essential for anyone interested in keeping our communities safe. The Rise of Drugged Driving in

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Cannabis and Dementia: What the Latest Research Reveals About Cognitive Health

The relationship between cannabis and dementia has come under increasing scientific scrutiny as both the potency and use of cannabis have surged worldwide. With cannabis becoming more mainstream, questions have arisen about its long-term impact on cognitive health, memory, and the risk of dementia. Recent studies shed new light on these critical issues, challenging the

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Response To RACGP Medicinal Cannabis Evaluation: All Cannabinoids, Food Chain Contamination, Multigenerational, Genomic and Epigenomic Toxicity, 

What do the following (and another 47 disturbing issues) have in common? Dramatically accelerates aging Has been found in 80 / 80 recent mass murderers Is a major driver of poor mental health in young adults (18-25 years) Is a major driver of poor mental health in older adults (> 26 years) Causes most major

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