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A new study indicates that individuals with cannabis use disorder are up to five times more likely to develop head and neck ...

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 ..

and the likelihood that cannabis use is underreported. “The detection of this risk factor is important because head and neck cancer may be preventable once people know which behaviors increase ...

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 ...

New research suggests that cannabis use may be harmful and could be causing cardiovascular disease.

With the anticipated surge in cannabis use, oncologists are increasingly concerned about its potential impact on cancer risk. A team of researchers from the University of Southern California has taken ...

Despite lacking some data, there is some information on which patients with cancer shouldn’t be recommended cannabis or certain cannabis products, said Marie Parish, PharmD, BCOP, a gastrointestinal ...

A new study reveals nuanced findings on the neuropsychiatric risks of prenatal cannabis exposure. The research found a slight ...

It has also been hypothesized that heavy cannabis use may precipitate depression indirectly by reducing educational attainment, earning capacity and quality of social relationships through its ...

Researchers observed a dose-response relationship between prenatal cannabis use and increased risk for gestational hypertension.

A recent study sheds light on the potential long-term neuropsychiatric risks associated with prenatal cannabis exposure.