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 …

With the increased prevalence, potency, and acceptability of cannabis use during
pregnancy, it is important to understand the developmental effects of prenatal cannabis …

Objective: To identify perceptions of cannabis use and risk among maternal health providers
who provide care for people who use cannabis during pregnancy in safety-net health …

Background Cannabis use can generate potential avoidable harms, hence the need for
effective preventive measures and treatment. Studies show the efficacy of harm reduction …

METHODS A cross-sectional, 31-question survey was sent electronically to the 110 US
hospital members of the Academic Pediatric Association's Better Outcomes through …

Objectives This study aimed to explore competing priorities when cannabis is used during
pregnancy from the perspective of providers and Black and Latina people. Maternal …

One in four Americans have used cannabidiol (CBD) products in the past year, and use has
become prevalent in many Western countries with recent deregulation from a controlled or …

Background and Objectives: Evidence is lacking on the safety of marijuana (MJ) exposure
on the fetus and neonate, and current guidelines vary across professional organizations. We …

Background The opening up of the laws to medicinal cannabis in recent years is a key factor
in the growth of this therapy, but there is little information about what nurses know and think …

Coincident with the legalisation of cannabis in many nations, rates of cannabis use during
pregnancy have increased. Like prior investigations on smoking and alcohol, understanding …