But show it can help with pain management and seizures.
Teenagers and young adults should avoid tryingDrivers should also avoid the drug, as should pregnant women and people withResearchers conducted an umbrella review of studies which have been published into cannabis use to determine which groups may benefit from cannabis and which groups should avoid it., found that while cannabis compounds could be helpful for people with certain medical conditions, taking the drug could be detrimental for other groups of people.
The studies were published from 2002 to 2022 and looked at the effects of different combinations of cannabis, cannabinoids, and cannabis-based medicines on health.It increased the risk of car crashes among drivers and led to poor outcomes for babies when pregnant women used the drug, they said.
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