Objective To assess the effects of use of cannabis during pregnancy on maternal and fetal
outcomes. Data sources 7 electronic databases were searched from inception to 1 April …

Introduction This study analyze factors associated to cannabis use in pregnant women, its
perceived availability, its risk perception and the relationship between prenatal exposure to …

Nowadays, cannabis is the most consumed illicit drug. The global prevalence of the use of
cannabis in 2017 was estimated in 188 million of people, 3.8% of worldwide population …

Objectives Drug screening in neonates is traditionally performed using meconium, but cord
tissue has been proposed as an alternative specimen. This study compares the detection of …

Sociocultural attitudes towards cannabis legalization contribute to the common
misconception that it is a relatively safe drug and its use during pregnancy poses no risk to …

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 …

There is growing concern that increased use of medical and recreational cannabis may
result in increased exposure to contaminants on the cannabis, such as pesticides. Several …

Rationale In the USA, nicotine and cannabis are the most common licit and illicit drugs used
among pregnant women. Importantly, nicotine and cannabis are now being combined for …

Objective To estimate the independent and combined effects of in utero exposures on birth
outcomes in a rural population. Study design The study used population-level data (2020 …

Background Maternal substance use can pose a risk to the fetal health. We studied the
background characteristics of women with substance use disorders (SUDs) and selected …