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Inhaling high THC cannabis acutely increases inflammation but not insulin sensitivity: a quasi-randomized trial

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By Angela Bryan, Carillon J. Skrzynski, Jinqiu Yang, L. Cinnamon Bidwell, Kent Hutchison, Leigh Perreault, Kyle A. Chrystal
| Nature Verified
Abstract Cannabis is linked with increased appetite, raising concern about obesity-related disease and type 2 diabetes. Yet data suggest metabolic benefits of cannabis through inflammatory processes and insulin sensitivity. This was a quasi-randomly assigned experimental study comparing acute effects of a CBD-dominant versus THC-dominant versus CBD + THC cannabis flower product. Data were collected from community participants through a mobile pharmacology laboratory and a clinical research center.
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Mediators and moderators of successful population-level weight management in primary care: results from the PATHWEIGH cluster-randomized pragmatic trial

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By Leigh Perreault, Carlos Rodriguez, Carlos Rodríguez, Peter Smith Verified, Lauren Tolle, Johnny Williams II, Qing Pan, E. Seth Kramer
| Nature Verified
Abstract PATHWEIGH is the first intervention scaled to 274,182 patients to mitigate population weight gain. In a stepped-wedge cluster-randomized pragmatic trial in Colorado, USA, 56 primary care clinics were randomly assigned to three clusters with staggered start dates for a one-way crossover from usual care to the intervention phase.
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Implementation and effectiveness of a care process to prioritize weight management in primary care: a stepped-wedge cluster-randomized trial - Nature Medicine

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By Leigh Perreault, R. Mark Gritz, Caroline Tietbohl, Johnny Williams II
| Nature Verified
Abstract Scalable, pragmatic approaches to obesity implemented in primary care have the potential to curtail population weight gain. In a stepped-wedge cluster-randomized pragmatic trial in the state of Colorado, USA, 56 primary care clinics were randomly assigned to three clusters with staggered start dates for a one-way crossover from usual care to the intervention phase.
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