We are so excited to announce Biyyiah A. Strickland's public dissertation defense about prenatal cannabis use. Open to the public. We hope to see you there!

Join us for our next seminar, featuring Dr. Daniele Piomelli from University of California Irvine School of Medicine! Dr. Piomelli will be presenting a seminar titled "Cannabis and Adolescence: It's Time to Take a New Look." We'd love to see you there. RSVP is required: forms.gle/GL8YHB1MThP7...

Last week, we hosted our second guest speaker, Dr. Vandrey. He presented a talk titled "Using Laboratory Science to Inform Clinical Decisions and Policies on Cannabis and Cannabinoids," where he highlighted important considerations for clinical practice and public policy around cannabis use.

Join us for our next seminar, featuring Dr. Ryan Vandrey from Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Vandrey will be presenting a seminar titled "Using Laboratory Science to Inform Clinical Decisions and Policies on Cannabis and Cannabinoids." Hope to see you there! RSVP REQUIRED: forms.gle/Rjhv3hmnTqRC...

Last week, CANDID hosted its first-ever guest speaker! Dr. Cecilia J. Hillard (pictured on the left) presented a talk titled "Endocannabinoid Regulation of Fear and Anxiety," offering valuable insights on how this emerging field is shaping our understanding of mental health.🧠

Tough week for science & medicine, but some good news: We launched @wsucandid.bsky.social —the Cannabinoids in Neurodevelopment division at @waynestateresearch.bsky.social to study cannabinoids, brain development & mental health. #cannabis #cannabinoids #research today.wayne.edu/medicine/new...

New Cannabinoids in Neurodevelopment Division headed by Hilary Marusak, Ph.D.

A new division within the Wayne State University School of Medicine’s Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neurosciences will focus on research and discoveries that inform evidence-based treatmen.....

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Join us for our first seminar, featuring Dr. Cecilia J. Hillard from the Medical College of Wisconsin! Dr. Hillard, a leading expert in circulating endocannabinoids in humans, will be presenting a seminar titled "Endocannabinoid Regulation of Fear and Anxiety." Message us to RSVP!

Welcome to our page! CANDID is a research division at Wayne State University dedicated to advancing research on the effects of cannabis and cannabinoids on the human brain and mental health. Thank you for joining us on our mission to promote this crucial line of research.