NEW! Go-to Guide: Understanding Marijuana Use During Pregnancy and Parenthood
It offers essential information for healthcare providers, parents, and caregivers.
Unveiling the Hidden Risks: Maternal Marijuana Use and Neurodevelopmental Disorders in Kids
A groundbreaking study presented at the European Psychiatric Association Congress 2024, unveiled disturbing findings relating to the impacts of marijuana use by pregnant mothers.
Shift in Trends of Prenatal Substance Use Observed with Rapid Increase in Prenatal Marijuana Use
A new study in JAMA Network Open finds that over a 10-year period, prenatal use of marijuana increased at a faster rate than the prenatal use of other substances.
Prenatal THC Exposure Can Lead to Psychotic Behaviors in Childhood
A new study just published in JAMA Psychiatry found that children of women who used marijuana during pregnancy had an increased incidence of psychotic behaviors. The study looked at 11,489 children enrolled in the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) study, the largest study of its type in the United States.
Dr. Mohr’s Research Blog: Study Finds Marijuana Use Worsens PTSD Symptoms
A recent study found that marijuana use predicted worsening PTSD symptoms and higher likelihood of suicidal ideation and behavior in a cohort of military personnel considered to be at high risk for PTSD.
Dr. Mohr’s Research Blog: Prenatal Exposure to THC
As marijuana use becomes increasingly normalized in the US, more and more pregnant women are choosing to use marijuana to the detriment of their unborn infants.
