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February 15, 2024Cannabis and Cannabinoid ResearchOpen Access

Cannabidiol Exposure During Gestation Leads to Adverse Cardiac Outcomes Early in Postnatal Life in Male Rat Offspring

Kendrick Lee Sebastian Vanin Mina G. Nashed Mohammed H. Sarikahya Steven R. Laviolette David R.C. Natale Daniel B. Hardy

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Studies indicate that ∼7% of pregnant individuals in North America consume cannabis in pregnancy. Pre-clinical studies have established that maternal exposure to Δ

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e78f6db6db64358770136a https://doi.org/10.1089/can.2023.0213

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