Titlebook: Cannabis in Psychiatric Practice; A Practical Guide Paula Riggs,Thida Thant Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), unde

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強行引入

Luis Miguel Galindo,Horacio Catalánescents, and older adults is reviewed as well as specific medical populations such as pregnant and nursing women. The impact of cannabis use on emergency department visits as well as hospitalizations is reviewed. The legal and economic changes in states that have legalized cannabis are discussed.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0044345olescent-onset cannabis use and schizophrenia is less clear. It is clear that adolescent cannabis use complicates the clinical management of pre-existing psychiatric disorders and increases the risk of developing depression and anxiety disorders as well as acute and chronic psychotic disorders.

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Anna Maria Sepp?l?inen,H. Savolainenof searching for more acute medical issues or traditionally more dangerous substances such as illicit stimulants, opiates, or alcohol. In this chapter the role of cannabis in medical presentations frequently faced by consultation-liaison psychiatrists will be discussed along with tips for management and psychoeducation.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0044345providers, and also to give practical advice from guidelines and our own practices on managing these discussions. Finally, we attempt to balance negative outcomes data with discussion of potential but limited studies evaluating benefits from cannabinoids more generally.

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Claire M. Chambers,Philip L. Chambers appropriate level of ongoing care and arrange for indicated behavioral interventions. No data support specific interventions for reducing violence risk among users of cannabis—the best approach to reducing future violence is likely cessation of cannabis use.

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Disease Course and Prognosisproviders, and also to give practical advice from guidelines and our own practices on managing these discussions. Finally, we attempt to balance negative outcomes data with discussion of potential but limited studies evaluating benefits from cannabinoids more generally.

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G. Winneke,H. Lilienthal,W. Wernersive. Data from suicides in Colorado are reviewed, indicating a significant increase in those positive for cannabis at the time of death after recreational cannabis became legal. Recommendations about treatment approaches are made.