Articles tagged with "schizophrenia"

No. Teen use is down. Mental health rates are stable.

Drug-induced psychosis is a real thing. But which drugs? At what dosage? All these variables matter.

Some pundits claim cannabis causes psychosis. Scientists aren’t so sure. A new study asks why, after years of research, the relationship remains so uncertain.

I tend to spiral out when I smoke. But most others don’t. Why is that?

Researchers have long suspected a correlation — but it turns out the illness may lead patients to self-medicate with cannabis.

Cannabis and schizophrenia have a complex relationship with the potential for both risks and benefits. Read about the effects of cannabis, specifically THC and CBD, on schizophrenia.

Here are the 5 most promising medical marijuana studies that were addressed at the International Cannabinoid Research Society’s recent 25th annual symposium for cannabis research.

2013 brought great strides in cannabis science and drug policy, and more optimistic research continues to roll in. We can only eagerly imagine what 2014 has in store!

Researchers are losing their heads over the cannabis and schizophrenia debate. Since anti-marijuana campaigns began in the 1930s, cannabis use has been associated with psychotic behavior.

This Medical Minute focuses on the headway cannabis research has made in just the past few weeks.