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Olivia L Bolts,Lindy K Howe,Lauren Micalizzi et al. Olivia L Bolts et al.
Objective: Prenatal cannabis use is increasing in prevalence and associated with potential harm to maternal-fetal health. Pregnant individuals who use cannabis seek information about prenatal cannabis use informally (e.g....
Lindy K Howe,Lauren Micalizzi,Sara E Simmons et al. Lindy K Howe et al.
Objective: Perinatal cannabis use is a significant public health concern linked to adverse maternal and neonatal outcomes. Despite growing evidence of prenatal cannabis use (PCU) risks, many individuals use it to manage s...
Mary Beth Miller,Margaret Lloyd Sieger,Katie R Moskal et al. Mary Beth Miller et al.
Objective: Sleep difficulties are a common motive for cannabis use during pregnancy. However, evidence supporting cannabis use as an effective sleep aid is limited, while substantial research demonstrates the efficacy of ...
Kelly C Young-Wolff,Catherine A Cortez,Sara R Adams et al. Kelly C Young-Wolff et al.
Objective: This cross-sectional study examined associations between modes of cannabis use (smoke, vape, edibles, and/or dabs) during the year before pregnancy and cannabis use disorder (CUD). ...
Saara Greene,Allyson Ion,Rochelle Maurice et al. Saara Greene et al.
Objective: This paper presents rich and in-depth insights emerging from "Wading through the Weeds" (WttW), a participatory arts-based research study that used the Photovoice method to centre the lived experience of 23 mot...
Kelly C Young-Wolff,Mahlet Shenkute,Nina Oberman et al. Kelly C Young-Wolff et al.
Objective: Prenatal cannabis use is associated with adverse pregnancy and neonatal outcomes, but research on its association with child anxiety and depressive disorders is limited. This study aimed to test the hypothesis ...
Melissa Hawkins,Dawn Misra,Elaine E O Opyene et al. Melissa Hawkins et al.
Objective: Cannabis use is increasing in the United States, including among pregnant women. Legalization of cannabis and decreased public perceptions of risk have contributed to increased cannabis use. Relatively few stud...
Alyssa F Harlow,Jessica L Barrington-Trimis,Ruth J Geller et al. Alyssa F Harlow et al.
Objective: Cannabis use during pregnancy is increasing; however, the prevalence and correlates of cannabis use transitions between preconception and early pregnancy (e.g., persistent use, new uptake, discontinuation) are ...
Ami S Ikeda,Manjushri Karthikeyan,H M Sean Lee et al. Ami S Ikeda et al.
Objective: Environmental perturbations such as prenatal cannabis exposure (PCE) during critical periods may lead to disruptions in biological systems that have downstream consequences on behavior and development. Developm...
Erin E Gould,Sid S Ganesh,Mariam Diallo et al. Erin E Gould et al.
Objective: Cannabis is the most commonly used illicit substance during pregnancy. Negative health and social outcomes associated with cannabis use disproportionately affect birthing people of color, particularly Latinas. ...