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Obsessive-compulsive disorder

18 Jan 2024

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) May Increase Risk Of Death: Study

OCD is also associated with academic underachievement, poor work prospects, alcohol and substance use disorders, and an increased risk of death.

20 Oct 2020

Smoking cannabis reduces OCD symptoms by half in the short-term: Study

The WSU study drew from data of more than 1,800 cannabis sessions that 87 individuals logged into the Strainprint app over 31 months The long time period allowed the researchers to assess whether users developed tolerance to cannabis, but those effects were mixed As people continued to use cannabis, the associated reductions in intrusions became slightly smaller suggesting they were building tolerance

20 Oct 2020

Cannabis reduces OCD symptoms by half in the short-term, reveals study

The WSU study drew from data of more than 1,800 cannabis sessions that 87 individuals logged into the Strainprint app over 31 months. The long time period allowed the researchers to assess whether users developed tolerance to cannabis, but those effects were mixed. As people continued to use cannabis, the associated reductions in intrusions became slightly smaller suggesting they were building tolerance, but the relationship between cannabis and reductions in compulsions and anxiety remained fairly constant.

Obsessive-compulsive disorder

21 Jun 2017

Sleeping late at night linked to less control over OCD symptoms: Study

As per a new study, people who go to bed late appear to have less control over their obsessive thoughts.

17 Mar 2017

Scientists identify protein linked to obsessive-compulsive disorder

Occurring in all cells of the body, the protein SPRED2 is found in particularly high concentrations in regions of the brain, namely in the basal ganglia and the amygdala.

06 Jan 2016

Antidepressants increase birth defect risks if consumed during early pregnancy

Using paroxetine- a medication prescribed to treat conditions including depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxiety and posttraumatic stress disorder- during the first trimester of pregnancy may increase the newborns' risk of congenital malformations and cardiac malformations.

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