Alicia Wallace, CNN Business, January 2, 2020
As a growing number of states legalize cannabis, health officials are increasingly sounding the alarm for technology that can quickly determine when drivers are stoned.
Emily Land, San Francisco AIDS Foundation, February 24, 2020
In a recently published paper, Caitlin Wei-Ming Watson and CMCR colleagues found that cannabis exposure is linked to a lower odds of neurocognitive impairment in people living with HIV.
Marilynn Larkin, Reuters Health, April 30, 2020
In a recently published paper, Ron Ellis and colleagues found that cannabis may have a beneficial impact on HIV-associated blood brain barrier injury.
Findings suggest cannabis exposure is linked to a lower odds of neurocognitive impairment in the context of HIV. A possible mechanism of this result is the anti-inflammatory effect of cannabis, which may be particularly important for people living with HIV.
Study results show that cannabis may have a beneficial impact on HIV-associated blood brain barrier injury.
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