Objectives This study aimed to explore competing priorities when cannabis is used during
pregnancy from the perspective of providers and Black and Latina people. Maternal …

Background Marijuana potency and utilization both continue to increase across the United
States. While the overall prevalence of cannabinoid utilization during pregnancy has been …

Objectives While perinatal marijuana use is increasing, limited research exists related to its
use during pregnancy among vulnerable subpopulations of women with disabilities. The …

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 …

Importance Amid the opioid epidemic and evolving legal and social changes with marijuana,
little is known about substance use among pregnant and postpartum people living with HIV …

Numerous drugs ingested during pregnancy can impact the developing fetus. Although
some effects are apparent at birth as overt teratogenicity or profound neonatal withdrawal …

Expanding legalization and increasing social acceptability and accessibility of cannabis may
potentially be associated with increased use of cannabis among women of reproductive …

The substance use policy context continues to evolve. As tobacco control policies have
become more restrictive, marijuana legalization has increased access to marijuana. Data …

Substance use in pregnancy is a significant public health issue impacting the health of both
the birthing person and the developing fetus. Over the past several decades, substance use …

Background and Objectives: Evidence is lacking on the safety of marijuana (MJ) exposure
on the fetus and neonate, and current guidelines vary across professional organizations. We …