Mallory J E Loflin

TL;DR: To maximize sampling and ensure representativeness of available products, this work examined the label accuracy of CBD products sold online, including identification of present but unlabeled cannabinoids.

TL;DR: It was revealed that using "dabs" created no more problems or accidents than using flower cannabis, and participants did report that "dabbing" led to higher tolerance and withdrawal (as defined by the participants), suggesting that the practice might be more likely to lead to symptoms of addiction or dependence.

TL;DR: S sustained abstinence from cannabis should not be considered the primary outcome for all CUD clinical trials as it has multiple limitations and development of a core toolkit of assessments is needed to both allow flexibility for study design, while facilitating interpretation of outcomes across trials.

TL;DR: This commentary discusses the unique challenges and merits of botanical vs single molecule cannabinoid drug development strategies, highlights how both can be impacted by legalization of cannabis via legislative processes, and also addresses regulatory and public health considerations that are important to consider as cannabinoid medicine advances as a discipline.

TL;DR: Compared to those who use cannabis recreationally, veterans who report that they use cannabis medicinally use more cannabis and endorse significantly more symptoms of arousal following a prompt about combat trauma experiences.