from Part IV - Cannabis, Anxiety, and Mood
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 12 May 2023
Anxiety disorders are among the most common mental health disorders; however, first-line treatments are often associated with low rates of response and intolerable side-effects, leading many individuals to search for alternative treatments. Cannabis has become legalized for both recreational and/or medical use in several countries. Although many patients with anxiety disorders report using cannabis to treat their anxiety symptoms, the current research does not provide strong evidence to support this. This chapter reviews the current literature on cannabinoids in the treatment of anxiety disorders.
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