To review and summarise the literature reporting on cannabis use within western
communities with specific reference to patterns of use, the pharmacology of its major …

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 …

Results: Overall, 26.3% of women reported previous use of cannabis and 2.6% reported
current use. Multivariate analysis, controlling for potential confounders, including tobacco …

Objective To examine the relationship between reported prenatal cannabis use and
neonatal and maternal outcomes and whether the legalisation of cannabis in Canada …

Cannabis is the most commonly used psychoactive substance in Canada. The prevalence of
cannabis use both during pregnancy and in the postpartum period has been estimated at …

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

Background With expanding recreational cannabis legalisation, pregnant women and their
offspring are at risk of potentially harmful consequences. Objectives To assess 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 …

Objective To assess the effects of use of cannabis during pregnancy on maternal and fetal
outcomes. Data sources 7 electronic databases were searched from inception to 1 April …

Accumulating evidence from both human and preclinical studies indicates maternal
substance use during pregnancy can affect fetal development, birth weight and infant …