June 2021 PMID 33891706

Cannabis use, abuse, and withdrawal: Cannabinergic mechanisms, clinical, and preclinical findings.

Andrew J Kesner, David M Lovinger

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Peak: 11 in May 2021

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What people are saying

Discussions highlight the article's comprehensive review of cannabis's neurobiological mechanisms, with posts like 'provides a one-stop-shop for research' and 'important insights into withdrawal,' emphasizing the significance and curiosity sparked by thorough scientific analysis. The tone reflects excitement and recognition of the article's potential impact on both scientific understanding and clinical approaches.

AgreementModerate agreement

Most discussions acknowledge the importance of research on cannabis, with several posts referencing its clinical and neurobiological significance, indicating general support.

InterestHigh interest

Posts demonstrate high interest, especially with mentions of new reviews, mechanisms, and potential treatments, showing enthusiasm for the topic.

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Discussions include references to specific studies, mechanisms, and implications for understanding cannabis withdrawal and use disorder, reflecting deep engagement.

ImpactModerate impact

The conversation suggests the research could influence future treatment approaches and understanding of cannabis-related issues, but it remains somewhat preliminary.

Abstract in brief

Cannabis sativa is the most common illicit drug globally, with THC being its main psychoactive component associated with both recreational use and therapeutic benefits.
Many frequent users may develop cannabis use disorder, characterized by cravings, tolerance, and withdrawal, but currently, there are no effective treatments for this condition.
Research using animal models has shed light on the neurobiological mechanisms of cannabis, specifically its impact on the cannabinoid type-one receptor, which helps bridge the gap between basic science and clinical observations related to cannabis use disorder.

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