Purpose: Drug use during pregnancy is a critical global challenge, capable of severe
impacts on neonatal development. However, the consumption of cannabis and synthetic …

Objective Cannabis is one of the most commonly used drugs by pregnant women. The
objective of this review of literature was to examine the association between cannabis use …

Introduction The prevalence of prenatal cannabis use has nearly doubled in the US from
2002 to 2017. As cannabis legalization continues to expand, this study aimed to estimate the …

Background: Cannabis use among pregnant and lactating people is increasing, despite
clinical evidence showing that cannabis use may be associated with low birth weight and …

BACKGROUND: According to the 2004 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, 4.6% of
American women reported use of an illicit drug during pregnancy. Previous studies on illicit …

The objective of the current narrative literature review is to provide an epidemiological,
developmental and clinical overview on cannabis use during pregnancy. Cannabis use in …

Although cannabis use is increasing in general population, their prevalence among young
adults is remarkably high. In recent years, their medical use gained a renewed interest …

Cannabis use among individuals before and during pregnancy is increasing alongside the
proliferation of new products with various modes of administration. Preconception cannabis …

Objective To compare birth and early developmental screening outcomes for infants with
and without in utero cannabis exposures. Study design Observational cohort of women …

Importance Recent evidence suggests that cannabis use during pregnancy is increasing,
although population-based data about perinatal outcomes following in utero exposure …