Clinicians play an important role in promoting safe and responsible medical cannabis use.
One essential component to safe use is considering a patient's risk of neurocognitive …

While the recreational use of cannabis has well-established dose-dependent effects on
neurocognitive and psychomotor functioning, there is little consensus on the degree and …

Background: Perceptions of cannabis-related risk are changing, and many are viewing
cannabis as harmless despite the biopsychosocial risks. Perceptions of risk have an impact …

Objective: Cannabis use is increasingly normalized; psychosis is a major adverse health
outcome. We reviewed evidence on cannabis use-related risk factors for psychosis …

Background: Cannabis is known to have a broad range of effects on behavior, including
experiencing a “high” and tranquility/relaxation. However, there are several adverse …

We have previously reviewed the types and numbers of cannabis-associated adverse
events that have mental health presentations that are encountered in the Emergency …

Medical cannabis use is increasing worldwide. Clinicians are commonly asked by patients
to provide guidance on its safety and efficacy. Although there has been an increase in …

Objective As medical cannabis use increases in North America, establishing its safety profile
is a priority. The objective of this study was to assess rates of emergency department (ED) …

Several factors, including the lack of a systematic cannabis use assessment within
healthcare systems, have led to significant under-documentation of cannabis use and its …

Introduction Recent rapid changes in medical cannabis policies and increases in medical
use of cannabis have raised new research questions related to potential effects of medical …