Background: In the United States, 5% of breastfeeding mothers report using cannabis.
Frequent cannabis use results in higher delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in breast milk …

Background: Approximately 5% of breastfeeding women report using cannabis. Little is
understood about perceived benefits and risks of cannabis use; thus, this study aimed to fill …

Objective Our primary objective was to understand breastfeeding individuals' decisions to
use cannabis. Specifically, we investigated reasons for cannabis use, experiences with …

Background: The use of cannabis and its perceived safety among pregnant and
breastfeeding women has increased in the context of expanding legalization. Current …

Objectives Recreational cannabis use has been legal in Canada since October 2018. This
study sought to determine current prevalence and trends of cannabis use among pregnant …

Background: Use of cannabis during pregnancy and breastfeeding is increasing. Mental
health concerns are reported as common reasons for maternal cannabis use, but little is …

Background and Objectives: As cannabis use increases among reproductive-aged women,
there is a growing need to better understand the presence of cannabinoids in milk produced …

Cannabis is one of the most commonly used substances in Canada with 15% of Canadians
reporting use in 2019. There is emerging evidence that cannabis is linked to an impact on …

Background Information on cannabinoids in breast milk and maternal cannabis use is
limited. We quantified cannabinoids in plasma and breast milk of breastfeeding mothers and …

Objective This study aimed to estimate the proportion of perinatal women reporting a health
care worker (HCW) discussed cannabis use during pregnancy or breastfeeding with them …