Cannabis is the most commonly used federally illegal drug in the United States and the
world, especially among people of reproductive age. In addition, the potency of cannabis …

Background The preconception period represents transgenerational opportunities to
optimize modifiable risk factors associated with both short and long-term adverse health …

This committee opinion provides practitioners with suggestions for optimizing the likelihood
of achieving pregnancy in couples or individuals attempting conception who have no …

With the increase in cannabis use due to policy changes and areas of decriminalization, it is
important to recognize the potential impact of these substances on endocrine processes …

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 …

STUDY QUESTION Is cannabis use assessed via urinary metabolites and self-report during
preconception associated with fecundability, live birth and pregnancy loss? SUMMARY …

Objective To evaluate the association between cannabis use and testicular function (as
assessed through semen quality and serum hormone levels) in different populations …

There is significant interest among patients and providers in using cannabis (marijuana) and
its derivatives to treat a number of chronic illnesses, including inflammatory bowel disease …

Objective To determine the dose-dependent effect of contemporary marijuana exposure on
female menstrual cyclicity and reproductive endocrine physiology in a nonhuman primate …

With the increasing prevalence of marijuana use, there is an urgent need for evidence-
driven recommendations and guidelines for couples interested in conception, affected by …