Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
3(1), С. 94 - 107
Опубликована: Апрель 18, 2018
Introduction:
Chronic
cannabis
use
is
associated
with
neuroanatomical
alterations
in
the
hippocampus.
While
adverse
impacts
of
are
generally
attributed
to
Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol,
emerging
naturalistic
evidence
suggests
cannabidiol
(CBD)
neuroprotective
and
may
ameliorate
brain
harms
use,
including
protection
from
hippocampal
volume
loss.
This
study
examined
whether
prolonged
administration
CBD
regular
users
within
community
could
reverse
or
reduce
characteristic
chronic
use.
Materials
Methods:
Eighteen
participated
an
∼10-week
open-label
pragmatic
trial
involving
daily
oral
200
mg
CBD,
no
change
their
ongoing
requested.
Participants
were
assessed
at
baseline
post-CBD
treatment
using
structural
magnetic
resonance
imaging.
Automated
longitudinal
segmentation
was
performed
assess
volumetric
over
whole
hippocampus
12
subfields.
Results:
No
observed
left
right
as
a
whole.
However,
subicular
complex
(parasubiculum,
presubiculum,
subiculum)
significantly
increased
post-treatment
(p=0.017
uncorrected)
by
1.58%
(Cohen's
d=0.63;
2.83%
parasubiculum).
Heavy
demonstrated
marked
growth
complex,
predominantly
cornu
ammonis
(CA)1
compared
lighter
users.
Associations
between
greater
total
higher
plasma
concentration
evident,
particularly
heavy
Conclusions:
Our
findings
suggest
restorative
effect
on
CA1
subfields
current
users,
especially
those
lifetime
exposure
cannabis.
replication
required
larger,
placebo-controlled
trial,
these
support
protective
role
against
conferred
Furthermore,
outcomes
that
be
useful
adjunct
treatments
for
dependence
therapeutic
range
clinical
disorders
characterized
pathology
(e.g.,
schizophrenia,
Alzheimer's
disease,
major
depressive
disorder).
Current Neuropharmacology,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
17(10), С. 974 - 989
Опубликована: Июнь 3, 2019
Currently,
there
is
a
great
interest
in
the
potential
medical
use
of
cannabidiol
(CBD),
non-intoxicating
cannabinoid.
Productive
pharmacological
research
on
CBD
occurred
1970s
and
intensified
recently
with
many
discoveries
about
endocannabinoid
system.
Multiple
preclinical
clinical
studies
led
to
FDA-approval
Epidiolex®,
purified
medicine
formulated
for
oral
administration
treatment
infantile
refractory
epileptic
syndromes,
by
US
Food
Drug
Administration
2018.
The
World
Health
Organization
considers
rescheduling
cannabis
cannabinoids.
around
world
expanding
diseases
that
lack
scientific
evidence
drug's
efficacy.
Preclinical
also
report
adverse
effects
(AEs)
toxicity
following
intake.Relevant
reporting
CBD's
AEs
or
were
identified
from
PubMed,
Cochrane
Central,
EMBASE
through
January
2019.
Studies
defining
beneficial
included
provide
balance
estimating
risk/benefit.CBD
not
risk-free.
In
animals,
developmental
toxicity,
embryo-fetal
mortality,
central
nervous
system
inhibition
neurotoxicity,
hepatocellular
injuries,
spermatogenesis
reduction,
organ
weight
alterations,
male
reproductive
hypotension,
although
at
doses
higher
than
recommended
human
pharmacotherapies.
Human
epilepsy
psychiatric
disorders
reported
CBD-induced
drug-drug
interactions,
hepatic
abnormalities,
diarrhea,
fatigue,
vomiting,
somnolence.CBD
has
proven
therapeutic
efficacy
serious
conditions
such
as
Dravet
Lennox-Gastaut
syndromes
likely
be
off
label
physicians
other
conditions.
However,
interactions
must
taken
into
consideration
clinicians
prior
recommending
off-label
CBD.
American Journal of Public Health,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
107(8), С. e1 - e12
Опубликована: Июнь 23, 2017
Cannabis
use
is
common
in
North
America,
especially
among
young
people,
and
associated
with
a
risk
of
various
acute
chronic
adverse
health
outcomes.
control
regimes
are
evolving,
for
example
toward
national
legalization
policy
Canada,
the
aim
to
improve
public
health,
thus
require
evidence-based
interventions.
As
cannabis-related
outcomes
may
be
influenced
by
behaviors
that
modifiable
user,
Lower-Risk
Use
Guidelines
(LRCUG)-akin
similar
guidelines
other
fields-offer
valuable,
targeted
prevention
tool
outcomes.To
systematically
review,
update,
quality-grade
evidence
on
behavioral
factors
determining
from
cannabis
translate
this
into
revised
LRCUG
as
intervention
based
an
expert
consensus
process.We
used
pertinent
medical
search
terms
structured
strategies,
MEDLINE,
EMBASE,
PsycINFO,
Cochrane
Library
databases,
reference
lists
primarily
systematic
reviews
meta-analyses,
additional
use.We
included
studies
if
they
focused
potentially
behavior-based
risks
or
harms
use,
excluded
was
assessed
therapeutic
purposes.We
screened
titles
abstracts
all
identified
strategy
full
texts
eligible
inclusion;
2
authors
independently
extracted
data
review.
We
created
Preferred
Reporting
Items
Systematic
Reviews
Meta-Analyses
flow-charts
each
topical
searches.
Subsequently,
we
summarized
factor
topic,
quality-graded
it
following
standard
(Grading
Recommendations
Assessment,
Development,
Evaluation;
GRADE)
criteria,
translated
recommendations
author
collective
basis
iterative
process.For
most
recommendations,
there
at
least
"substantial"
(i.e.,
good-quality)
evidence.
developed
10
major
lower-risk
use:
(1)
effective
way
avoid
use-related
abstinence,
(2)
early
age
initiation
definitively
before
16
years),
(3)
choose
low-potency
tetrahydrocannabinol
(THC)
balanced
THC-to-cannabidiol
(CBD)-ratio
products,
(4)
abstain
using
synthetic
cannabinoids,
(5)
combusted
inhalation
give
preference
nonsmoking
methods,
(6)
deep
risky
practices,
(7)
high-frequency
(e.g.,
daily
near-daily)
(8)
cannabis-impaired
driving,
(9)
populations
higher
problems
should
altogether,
(10)
combining
previously
mentioned
use).Evidence
indicates
substantial
extent
reduced
informed
choices
users.
The
serve
population-level
education
inform
such
user
improved
However,
ought
communicated
supported
key
regulation
measures
product
labeling,
content
regulation)
effective.
All
these
concretely
possible
under
emerging
regimes,
actively
implemented
regulatory
authorities.
impact
reducing
evaluated.
Public
implications.
including
uncertain
impacts
health.
Evidence-based
offer
valuable
reduce
(especially
young)
users
contexts,
hence
contribute
World Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2016,
Номер
15(3), С. 195 - 204
Опубликована: Сен. 22, 2016
Epidemiological
evidence
demonstrates
that
cannabis
use
is
associated
with
an
increased
risk
of
psychotic
outcomes,
and
confirms
a
dose-response
relationship
between
the
level
later
psychosis.
High-potency
synthetic
cannabinoids
carry
greatest
risk.
Experimental
administration
tetrahydrocannabinol,
active
ingredient
cannabis,
induces
transient
psychosis
in
normal
subjects,
but
this
effect
can
be
ameliorated
by
co-administration
cannabidiol.
This
latter
constituent
traditional
hashish,
largely
absent
from
modern
high-potency
forms
cannabis.
Argument
continues
over
extent
to
which
genetic
predisposition
correlated
to,
or
interacts
with,
use,
what
proportion
could
prevented
minimizing
heavy
use.
As
yet,
there
not
convincing
increases
other
psychiatric
disorders,
are
no
such
doubts
concerning
its
detrimental
on
cognitive
function.
All
negative
aspects
magnified
if
starts
early
adolescence.
Irrespective
whether
decriminalized
legalized,
it
component
cause
now
sufficient
for
public
health
messages
outlining
risk,
especially
regular
cannabinoids.
Pharmacology & Therapeutics,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
195, С. 132 - 161
Опубликована: Окт. 20, 2018
The
laws
governing
cannabis
are
evolving
worldwide
and
associated
with
changing
patterns
of
use.
main
psychoactive
drug
in
is
Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol
(THC),
a
partial
agonist
at
the
endocannabinoid
CB1
receptor.
Acutely,
THC
produce
range
effects
on
several
neurocognitive
pharmacological
systems.
These
include
executive,
emotional,
reward
memory
processing
via
direct
interactions
system
indirect
glutamatergic,
GABAergic
dopaminergic
Cannabidiol,
non-intoxicating
cannabinoid
found
some
forms
cannabis,
may
offset
these
acute
effects.
Heavy
repeated
use,
particularly
during
adolescence,
has
been
adverse
systems,
which
increase
risk
mental
illnesses
including
addiction
psychosis.
Here,
we
provide
comprehensive
state
art
review
chronic
neuropsychopharmacology
by
synthesizing
available
neuroimaging
research
humans.
We
describe
exposure
development,
implications
for
understanding
psychosis
use
disorder,
methodological
considerations.
Greater
precise
mechanisms
underlying
also
give
rise
to
new
treatment
targets.
Addiction,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
115(7), С. 1207 - 1216
Опубликована: Окт. 12, 2019
Abstract
Background
and
Aims
Cannabis
products
are
becoming
increasingly
diverse,
vary
considerably
in
concentrations
of
∆
9
‐tetrahydrocannabinol
(THC)
cannabidiol
(CBD).
Higher
doses
THC
can
increase
the
risk
harm
from
cannabis,
while
CBD
may
partially
offset
some
these
effects.
Lower
Risk
Use
Guidelines
currently
lack
recommendations
based
on
quantity
use,
could
be
improved
by
implementing
standard
units.
However,
there
is
no
consensus
how
units
should
measured
or
standardized
among
different
cannabis
methods
administration.
Argument
Existing
proposals
for
have
been
specific
administration
(e.g.
joints)
not
capture
other
methods,
including
pipes,
bongs,
blunts,
dabbing,
vaporizers,
vape
pens,
edibles
liquids.
Other
grams
cannabis)
cannot
account
heterogeneity
products.
Similar
to
alcohol
units,
we
argue
that
reflect
primary
active
pharmacological
constituents
(dose
THC).
On
basis
experimental
ecological
data,
public
health
considerations
existing
policy,
propose
a
‘standard
unit’
fixed
at
5
mg
all
If
supported
sufficient
evidence
future,
consumption
might
offer
an
additional
strategy
reduction.
Conclusions
Standard
potentially
applied
guide
consumers
promote
safer
patterns
use.