Daily Cannabis Use is Associated with Lower CNS Inflammation in People with HIV

Daily Cannabis Use is Associated with Lower CNS Inflammation in People with HIV

Objective: Recent cannabis exposure has been associated with lower rates of neurocognitive impairment in people with HIV (PWH). Cannabis's anti-inflammatory properties may underlie this relationship by reducing chronic neuroinflammation in PWH. This study examined relations between cannabis use...

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Main Authors: Campbell, L.M (Author), Ellis, R.J (Author), Grant, I. (Author), Heaton, R.K (Author), Hong, S. (Author), Iudicello, J.E (Author), Letendre, S. (Author), Marcotte, T.D (Author), Morgan, E.E (Author), Sun-Suslow, N. (Author), Umlauf, A. (Author), Wei-Ming Watson, C. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Cambridge University Press 2021
Subjects:
biological marker
Biomarkers
cannabinoids
cannabis
Cannabis
cerebrospinal fluid
cognition
Cognition
complication
HIV Infections
HIV/AIDS
human
Human immunodeficiency virus infection
Humans
inflammation
Inflammation
marijuana
NeuroAIDS
neurocognitive impairment
Neuroinflammation
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