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These social discussions demonstrate strong agreement on the link between cannabis use and psychosis, as many posts cite research findings and call for policy attention, with phrases like 'significant association' and 'important study' reflecting their engagement and perceived importance of the subject.
Most posts acknowledge the evidence linking cannabis use and increased psychotic disorders, reflecting general agreement with the study findings.
Discussions show high interest, with many posts citing data, studies, and calling for broader coverage, indicating engagement with the topic's importance.
Posts provide detailed commentary, reference specific studies, and debate implications, illustrating deep engagement.
The discussions highlight potential impacts on health policy, awareness campaigns, and scientific understanding, suggesting a moderate to high perceived impact.
Finally got around to reading this 2021 paper on cannabis use & psychotic disorders. Take homes: 1) US psychotic d/o prevalence increased between 2001 and 2013, 2) prevalence was 1.2-2.7 times greater w/ cannabis use. More cannabis=more psychosis https://t.co/U6PyidM6gH https://t.co/6zBWBQg7UA
9/ And Livne et al. (2021) found it to be true here in the US https://t.co/U6PyidM6gH https://t.co/6LkdowGUJC
U.S. epidemiological data from the past two decades indicate that cannabis use and cannabis use disorders are strongly associated with self-reported psychotic disorders. Read more: https://t.co/OoJobAfC6z https://t.co/LNmbTttBwl
Psychotic disorders rising in US and associated with #cannabis use. Important study from @APAPubJournals. How about some coverage of this science @cnn and @drsanjaygupta to balance your other stories? Similar findings already found in other countries. https://t.co/3XGUmVEXPM
#kannabis yhteydessä psykooseihin myös yhdysvaltalaisessa aineistossa https://t.co/JMOFGKF2bR
@hubermanlab @RogueScientist8 @NIDAnews Or this one https://t.co/BksRpnrRsd).-,Self%2Dreported%20psychotic%20disorders%20were%20significantly%20more%20prevalent%20among%20participants,did%20not%20change%20over%20time.
American Journal of Psychiatry Deputy Editor Daniel S Pine MD discusses two articles from the January issue, focusing on the impact of alcohol and substance use disorders on mortality in patients with eating disorders…
Associations between self-reported psychotic disorder and frequent nonmedical cannabis use and cannabis use disorder. Clinicians and policy makers should consider these relationships when monitoring patients and formulating programs. https://t.co/4RDv30G3t7
Associations between self-reported psychotic disorder and frequent nonmedical cannabis use and cannabis use disorder. Clinicians and policy makers should consider these relationships when monitoring patients and formulating programs. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34645275/
‘The study findings indicate that participants with cannabis use disorder are at increased risk of reporting being diagnosed with a psychotic disorder compared with non–cannabis users’ https://t.co/TN8nIsHdCV
@allisonBeDemure @1Chance2GrowUp Nice try https://t.co/dJkjIMXwMm).-,Self%2Dreported%20psychotic%20disorders%20were%20significantly%20more%20prevalent%20among%20participants,did%20not%20change%20over%20time.
@hubermanlab @RogueScientist8 @NIDAnews Or this one https://t.co/BksRpnrRsd).-,Self%2Dreported%20psychotic%20disorders%20were%20significantly%20more%20prevalent%20among%20participants,did%20not%20change%20over%20time.
RT @JohnnyKStack: Welcome to DAY 20 of Mental Health Awareness Month and Johnny’s Ambassadors MAY MARIJUANA PREVENTION CHALLENGE. Recent da…
Welcome to DAY 20 of Mental Health Awareness Month and Johnny’s Ambassadors MAY MARIJUANA PREVENTION CHALLENGE. Recent data suggests associations between self-reported psychotic disorder and frequent nonmedical cannabis use and cannabis use disorder.” https://t.co/hwOA1ghOuq https://t.co/nej55clibF
RT @psychunseen: Finally got around to reading this 2021 paper on cannabis use & psychotic disorders. Take homes: 1) US psychotic d/o prev…
RT @psychunseen: Finally got around to reading this 2021 paper on cannabis use & psychotic disorders. Take homes: 1) US psychotic d/o prev…
RT @psychunseen: 9/ And Livne et al. (2021) found it to be true here in the US https://t.co/U6PyidM6gH https://t.co/6LkdowGUJC
RT @psychunseen: Finally got around to reading this 2021 paper on cannabis use & psychotic disorders. Take homes: 1) US psychotic d/o prev…
RT @psychunseen: Finally got around to reading this 2021 paper on cannabis use & psychotic disorders. Take homes: 1) US psychotic d/o prev…
RT @psychunseen: Finally got around to reading this 2021 paper on cannabis use & psychotic disorders. Take homes: 1) US psychotic d/o prev…
RT @psychunseen: 9/ And Livne et al. (2021) found it to be true here in the US https://t.co/U6PyidM6gH https://t.co/6LkdowGUJC
RT @psychunseen: 9/ And Livne et al. (2021) found it to be true here in the US https://t.co/U6PyidM6gH https://t.co/6LkdowGUJC
RT @psychunseen: 9/ And Livne et al. (2021) found it to be true here in the US https://t.co/U6PyidM6gH https://t.co/6LkdowGUJC
RT @psychunseen: 9/ And Livne et al. (2021) found it to be true here in the US https://t.co/U6PyidM6gH https://t.co/6LkdowGUJC
RT @psychunseen: Finally got around to reading this 2021 paper on cannabis use & psychotic disorders. Take homes: 1) US psychotic d/o prev…
RT @JDualDiagnosis: Further evidence of frequent, heavy marijuana use increasing chances of developing a psychotic disorder. Marijuana use…
9/ And Livne et al. (2021) found it to be true here in the US https://t.co/U6PyidM6gH https://t.co/6LkdowGUJC
RT @psychunseen: Finally got around to reading this 2021 paper on cannabis use & psychotic disorders. Take homes: 1) US psychotic d/o prev…
RT @psychunseen: Finally got around to reading this 2021 paper on cannabis use & psychotic disorders. Take homes: 1) US psychotic d/o prev…
RT @JDualDiagnosis: Further evidence of frequent, heavy marijuana use increasing chances of developing a psychotic disorder. Marijuana use…
RT @psychunseen: Finally got around to reading this 2021 paper on cannabis use & psychotic disorders. Take homes: 1) US psychotic d/o prev…
RT @psychunseen: Finally got around to reading this 2021 paper on cannabis use & psychotic disorders. Take homes: 1) US psychotic d/o prev…
RT @psychunseen: Finally got around to reading this 2021 paper on cannabis use & psychotic disorders. Take homes: 1) US psychotic d/o prev…
RT @psychunseen: Finally got around to reading this 2021 paper on cannabis use & psychotic disorders. Take homes: 1) US psychotic d/o prev…
RT @psychunseen: Finally got around to reading this 2021 paper on cannabis use & psychotic disorders. Take homes: 1) US psychotic d/o prev…
RT @psychunseen: Finally got around to reading this 2021 paper on cannabis use & psychotic disorders. Take homes: 1) US psychotic d/o prev…
RT @psychunseen: Finally got around to reading this 2021 paper on cannabis use & psychotic disorders. Take homes: 1) US psychotic d/o prev…
RT @psychunseen: Finally got around to reading this 2021 paper on cannabis use & psychotic disorders. Take homes: 1) US psychotic d/o prev…
Finally got around to reading this 2021 paper on cannabis use & psychotic disorders. Take homes: 1) US psychotic d/o prevalence increased between 2001 and 2013, 2) prevalence was 1.2-2.7 times greater w/ cannabis use. More cannabis=more psychosis https://t.co/U6PyidM6gH https://t.co/6zBWBQg7UA
Further evidence of frequent, heavy marijuana use increasing chances of developing a psychotic disorder. Marijuana use can increase chance of developing a psychotic disorder in persons already at risk for psychotic disorder due to family history #cannabis https://t.co/McmCyBqT8X
Recognize brain regions involved in major depressive disorder and the effect of depression onset and antidepressant medication on brain structure. https://t.co/OoJobAxdv9 4/4
Association of Cannabis Use–Related Predictor Variables and Self-Reported Psychotic Disorders: U.S. Adults, 2001–2002 and 2012–2013 https://t.co/FjdNOHBAii , #science, #health, #association, #cannabis
NESARC data: Self-reported psychotic disorders were more prevalent among participants with any nonmedical cannabis use than those without (2001–2002: 1.65% vs. 0.27%; 2012–2013: 1.89% vs. 0.68%) https://t.co/TCxdlzQdGr
Psychotic disorders rising in US and associated with #cannabis use. Important study from @APAPubJournals. How about some coverage of this science @cnn and @drsanjaygupta to balance your other stories? Similar findings already found in other countries. https://t.co/3XGUmVEXPM
Association of Cannabis Use–Related Predictor Variables and Self-Reported Psychotic Disorders: U.S. Adults, 2001–2002 and 2012–2013 | American Journal of Psychiatry https://t.co/IwRFsaWw5v
RT @solnie: #kannabis yhteydessä psykooseihin myös yhdysvaltalaisessa aineistossa https://t.co/JMOFGKF2bR
#kannabis yhteydessä psykooseihin myös yhdysvaltalaisessa aineistossa https://t.co/JMOFGKF2bR
Association of Cannabis Use–Related Predictor Variables and Self-Reported Psychotic Disorders: U.S. Adults, 2001–2002 and 2012–2013 https://t.co/lYqLx2u2OR Associations between self-reported psychotic disorder and frequent nonmedical cannabis use and cannabis use disorder
RT @AVoineskos: On average the data show that cannabis use is associated with all sorts of poor health outcomes. #Psychosis, lower IQ, etc,…
On average the data show that cannabis use is associated with all sorts of poor health outcomes. #Psychosis, lower IQ, etc, e.g. see this latest paper in a large U.S. population. But that does not mean every user will experience those things ? 3/ https://t.co/CaGCfLOJpz.
Data from the U.S. general population suggest associations between self-reported psychotic disorder and frequent nonmedical cannabis use and cannabis use disorder (2012–2013: 2.79% and 2.52%, respectively, compared with 0.68% among nonusers) https://t.co/TCxdlzQdGr
RT @APAPubJournals: U.S. epidemiological data from the past two decades indicate that cannabis use and cannabis use disorders are strongly…
RT @APAPubJournals: U.S. epidemiological data from the past two decades indicate that cannabis use and cannabis use disorders are strongly…
U.S. epidemiological data from the past two decades indicate that cannabis use and cannabis use disorders are strongly associated with self-reported psychotic disorders. Read more: https://t.co/OoJobAfC6z https://t.co/LNmbTttBwl
@MillieAnhouilh @_richtig_falsch Es ist nachgewiesen das chronischer Cannabiskonsum vermehrt zu Psychosen führt. Epidemiologische Auswertungen/Publikationen oder Quellen aus Ländern mit Freigabe die Gegenteiliges zeigen sind mir nicht bekannt.Haben Sie hierzu Daten. Wäre interessant.https://t.co/NNaZsUwBBm
Association of cannabis use-related predictor variables and self-reported psychotic disorders: US adults, 2001-2002 and 2012-2013 https://t.co/5OqWv2Pim7 #medRxiv
2021;doi:10.1176/appi.ajp.2021.21010073. Relaterade länkar. Körkort, läkarintyg, intyg · Läkarintyg till Transportstyrelsen för ADHD, ADD ...
2021;doi:10.1176/appi.ajp.2021.21010073. “One study of NESARC data (30) showed associations between lifetime self-reported psychosis and a ...
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