Excessive use of cannabis was associated with a higher risk of head and neck cancer (HNC), a large multicenter ... patients ...

The drug, legal in much of the country, is widely seen as nonaddictive and safe. For some users, these assumptions are ...

Our study cautions that in some individuals, heavy cannabis use may increase their risk of developing anxiety disorders," says Dr. Myran. More information: Daniel T. Myran et al, Development of an ...

The incidence of head and neck cancer increased among patients in the cannabis-related disorder group compared with patients without cannabis-related disorder (0.285% vs 0.091%, respectively).

With little in the way of evidence or professional guidance, endocrinologists have been left on their own when it comes to ...

Because male infertility and poor semen quality also have been linked to an increased risk of testicular cancer, this further reinforced the researchers' hypothesis that marijuana use may be a risk ..

A new study investigated the reasons for increased cannabis use during the pandemic. Managing declines in mental health and ...

Smoking cannabis is more harmful than cigarettes and more likely to trigger cancer, according to a report. Just three cannabis 'joints' a day can cause the same amount of damage to the lungs as an ...

There are some short-lived, common adverse events for patients using cannabis, but also some more dangerous, less common ones ...

Despite the negative perception about cannabis, it is alcohol which aggravates cardio problems. Heavy drinking ... that cannabis use was associated with an increased risk of A-fib.

The research found a slight increase in the risk of ADHD and a heightened vulnerability to cannabis use in offspring ... findings presented in the current study may potentially underestimate ...

Vollen has been critical of cannabis vapes for years, pointing to evidence that the cartridges can expose users to heavy ... potential cancer risk; the European Union revoked its use authorization ...