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Cannabis and hallucinogens

Cannabinoid pharmacology, acute and chronic effects of cannabis including psychosis and hyperemesis, medicinal cannabis in Australia, and the hallucinogenic toxidrome from LSD, psilocybin, NBOMes, ketamine and deliriants.

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  • Cannabis rarely causes life-threatening toxicity in adults. Its harms are psychosis, cannabis use disorder, cannabinoid hyperemesis, road trauma and harm to the developing brain and fetus.
  • Synthetic cannabinoids behave like a different drug: seizures, arrhythmia, AKI and agitation.
  • The hallucinogenic toxidrome is altered perception with largely preserved orientation. Severe sympathomimetic features, seizures or hyperthermia suggest an NBOMe, a stimulant, or serotonin toxicity.

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