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: Twelve separate streams of empirical data make a strong case for cannabis-
induced accelerated aging including hormonal, mitochondriopathic, cardiovascular …

Background Cannabis is one of the most widely used substances worldwide. Heavy use is
associated with an increased risk of cannabis use disorders, psychotic disorders, acute …

Background Cannabinoids including cannabidiol have recognized genotoxic activities but
their significance has not been studied broadly epidemiologically across the teratological …

Abstract With reports from Australia, Canada, USA, Hawaii and Colorado documenting a link
between cannabis and congenital anomalies (CAs), this relationship was investigated in …

Whilst the cannabis-cancer link has been traditionally described as controversial recent
whole nation and whole continent studies have demonstrated that well documented …

Breast cancer (BC) is the commonest human cancer and its incidence (BC incidence, BCI) is
rising worldwide. Whilst both tobacco and alcohol have been linked to BCI genotoxic …

Recent European data facilitate an epidemiological investigation of the controversial
cannabis–cancer relationship. Of particular concern were prior findings associating high …

Currently, only 4 cannabis products are approved for medicinal use. However, cannabis and
cannabis products are widely promoted as therapeutic agents, placing potential burdens on …

As body wall congenital anomalies (BWCAs) have a long history of being associated with
prenatal or community cannabis exposure (CCE), it was of interest to investigate these …