Recent years have been transformational in regard to the perception of the health risks and
benefits of cannabis with increased acceptance of use. This has unintended …

Cannabis exposure during the perinatal period results in varied and significant
consequences in affected offspring. The prevalence of detrimental outcomes of perinatal …

Cannabis is the most commonly used illicit substance among pregnant women. Human
epidemiological and animal studies have found that prenatal cannabis exposure influences …

The recent shift in sociopolitical debates and growing liberalization of cannabis use across
the globe has raised concern regarding its impact on vulnerable populations, such as …

Endocannabinoids regulate brain development via modulating neural proliferation,
migration, and the differentiation of lineage-committed cells. In the fetal nervous …

Extensive debates continue regarding marijuana (Cannabis spp), the most commonly used
illicit substance in many countries worldwide. There has been an exponential increase of …

The isolation and identification, in 1964, of delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the primary
psychoactive compound in cannabis, opened the door to a whole new field of medical …

Prenatal cannabis exposure can complicate in utero development of the nervous system.
Cannabis impacts the formation and functions of neuronal circuitries by targeting …

Abstract Purpose of Review Cannabis exposure during critical windows of development may
have intergenerational physiological consequences disrupting epigenetic programming and …

Marihuana is the most widely consumed illicit drug, even among adolescents and pregnant
women. Given the critical developmental processes that occur in the adolescent and fetal …