In recent years, Cannabis use/misuse for treating pregnancy-related symptoms and other
chronic conditions has increased among pregnant women, favored by decriminalization …

Public perception surrounding whether cannabis use is harmful during pregnancy often
diverges greatly from the recommendations of doctors and healthcare providers. In contrast …

Cannabis consumption has increased from 1.5% to 2.5% in Canada between 2012 and
2019. Clinical studies have indicated effects of prenatal cannabis exposure on birth weight …

Clinical and preclinical evidence has demonstrated an increased risk for neuropsychiatric
disorders following prenatal cannabinoid exposure. However, given the phytochemical …

Cannabis sativa has gained popularity as a “natural substance”, leading many to falsely
assume that it is not harmful. This assumption has been documented amongst pregnant …

Background Cannabis is the most used federally illicit substance among pregnant people in
the United States. However, emerging preclinical data show that a significant portion of …

Cannabis use during pregnancy is becoming increasingly common despite a lack of
knowledge regarding its long-term effects on developing offspring. Determining effects of …

Abstract Background 4− 20% of people report using cannabis during pregnancy, thereby it is
essential to assess the associated risks. There is some evidence that prenatal cannabis …

Cannabis use among pregnant people has increased over the past decade. This is of
concern as prenatal cannabis exposure (PCE) is associated with cognitive, motor, and …

Because of the legalization of Cannabis in many jurisdictions and the trend of increasing Δ9-
tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) content in Cannabis products, an urgent need exists to …