{"id":9253,"date":"2024-01-17T07:53:18","date_gmt":"2024-01-17T04:53:18","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/urbancare.clinic\/cannabis-use-in-pregnancy-linked-to-certain-childhood-cancers-study-finds\/"},"modified":"2024-01-17T07:53:18","modified_gmt":"2024-01-17T04:53:18","slug":"secondo-uno-studio-luso-di-cannabis-in-gravidanza-e-collegato-ad-alcuni-tumori-infantili","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/urbancare.clinic\/it\/cannabis-use-in-pregnancy-linked-to-certain-childhood-cancers-study-finds\/","title":{"rendered":"L'uso di cannabis in gravidanza \u00e8 collegato ad alcuni tumori infantili, secondo uno studio"},"content":{"rendered":"
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\u00c8 associato l'uso di cannabis o marijuana durante la gravidanza complicazioni<\/a> come la limitazione della crescita fetale, la nascita pretermine, il basso peso alla nascita e problemi di sviluppo cerebrale a lungo termine nei bambini. In un nuovo studio, i ricercatori hanno trovato un legame tra l\u2019uso di cannabis in gravidanza e il rischio di alcuni tumori infantili.<\/p>\n

I ricercatori della Duke Health hanno scoperto che i bambini nati da madri esposte a droghe illecite, in particolare cannabis, corrono un rischio maggiore di tumori del sistema nervoso centrale, come medulloblastomi e tumori neuroectodermici primitivi sopratentoriali (PNETS) e retinoblastoma.<\/p>\n

I risultati si basano su un sondaggio condotto tra i genitori di bambini con diagnosi di cancro prima dei 18 anni studio<\/a> \u00e8 stato pubblicato sulla rivista Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers and Prevention.<\/p>\n

I ricercatori sperano che i risultati abbiano un impatto significativo, in particolare alla luce del recente aumento del consumo di cannabis, spesso usata come rimedio per gravi nausee mattutine.<\/p>\n

"Il consumo di alcol e tabacco durante la gravidanza \u00e8 diminuito, ma il consumo di cannabis durante la gestazione \u00e8 aumentato nell'ultimo decennio", ha detto l'autore principale Kyle Walsh in uno studio. comunicato stampa<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\u201cI composti psicoattivi della cannabis sono in grado di attraversare la barriera placentare e possono interferire con il normale sviluppo neuronale nel cervello fetale. Abbiamo esaminato 15 diversi tipi di cancro infantile e identificato un\u2019associazione abbastanza specifica con i tumori del sistema nervoso centrale\u201d, ha spiegato Walsh.<\/p>\n

L'indagine \u00e8 stata condotta tra 3.145 famiglie, di cui 92% identificate come la madre biologica del bambino. Ai partecipanti \u00e8 stato chiesto del loro consumo di tabacco, alcol e droghe illecite durante la gravidanza.<\/p>\n

"Circa 14% delle famiglie hanno riferito di uso gestazionale di prodotti del tabacco, 4% hanno riferito di utilizzare droghe illecite come marijuana o cocaina e 2% hanno riferito di aver bevuto pi\u00f9 di una quantit\u00e0 moderata di alcol", hanno scritto i ricercatori.<\/p>\n

Oltre alle osservazioni relative alle sostanze illegali, i ricercatori hanno notato un'associazione significativa tra il consumo di alcol da moderato a pesante e un aumento del rischio di linfoma non Hodgkin. I neonati nati da madri che fumavano tabacco durante la gravidanza erano esposti a un rischio maggiore di basso peso alla nascita. Tuttavia, non \u00e8 stato riscontrato alcun rischio elevato di tumori specifici associati al fumo.<\/p>\n

\u201cCi auguriamo che i nostri risultati possano promuovere un maggiore dialogo tra medico e paziente sui potenziali effetti dell\u2019uso di sostanze prenatali e in particolare sull\u2019uso di cannabis. Ci\u00f2 ha implicazioni per la messaggistica sanitaria pubblica. Sottolineiamo inoltre la necessit\u00e0 di ulteriori ricerche sul profilo rischio-beneficio del consumo di cannabis tra le future mamme", ha affermato Walsh.<\/p>\n

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\u00c8 associato l'uso di cannabis o marijuana durante la gravidanza complicazioni<\/a> come la limitazione della crescita fetale, la nascita pretermine, il basso peso alla nascita e problemi di sviluppo cerebrale a lungo termine nei bambini. In un nuovo studio, i ricercatori hanno trovato un legame tra l\u2019uso di cannabis in gravidanza e il rischio di alcuni tumori infantili.<\/p>\n

I ricercatori della Duke Health hanno scoperto che i bambini nati da madri esposte a droghe illecite, in particolare cannabis, corrono un rischio maggiore di tumori del sistema nervoso centrale, come medulloblastomi e tumori neuroectodermici primitivi sopratentoriali (PNETS) e retinoblastoma.<\/p>\n

I risultati si basano su un sondaggio condotto tra i genitori di bambini con diagnosi di cancro prima dei 18 anni studio<\/a> \u00e8 stato pubblicato sulla rivista Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers and Prevention.<\/p>\n

I ricercatori sperano che i risultati abbiano un impatto significativo, in particolare alla luce del recente aumento del consumo di cannabis, spesso usata come rimedio per gravi nausee mattutine.<\/p>\n

"Il consumo di alcol e tabacco durante la gravidanza \u00e8 diminuito, ma il consumo di cannabis durante la gestazione \u00e8 aumentato nell'ultimo decennio", ha detto l'autore principale Kyle Walsh in uno studio. comunicato stampa<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\u201cI composti psicoattivi della cannabis sono in grado di attraversare la barriera placentare e possono interferire con il normale sviluppo neuronale nel cervello fetale. Abbiamo esaminato 15 diversi tipi di cancro infantile e identificato un\u2019associazione abbastanza specifica con i tumori del sistema nervoso centrale\u201d, ha spiegato Walsh.<\/p>\n

L'indagine \u00e8 stata condotta tra 3.145 famiglie, di cui 92% identificate come la madre biologica del bambino. Ai partecipanti \u00e8 stato chiesto del loro consumo di tabacco, alcol e droghe illecite durante la gravidanza.<\/p>\n

"Circa 14% delle famiglie hanno riferito di uso gestazionale di prodotti del tabacco, 4% hanno riferito di utilizzare droghe illecite come marijuana o cocaina e 2% hanno riferito di aver bevuto pi\u00f9 di una quantit\u00e0 moderata di alcol", hanno scritto i ricercatori.<\/p>\n

Oltre alle osservazioni relative alle sostanze illegali, i ricercatori hanno notato un'associazione significativa tra il consumo di alcol da moderato a pesante e un aumento del rischio di linfoma non Hodgkin. I neonati nati da madri che fumavano tabacco durante la gravidanza erano esposti a un rischio maggiore di basso peso alla nascita. Tuttavia, non \u00e8 stato riscontrato alcun rischio elevato di tumori specifici associati al fumo.<\/p>\n

\u201cCi auguriamo che i nostri risultati possano promuovere un maggiore dialogo tra medico e paziente sui potenziali effetti dell\u2019uso di sostanze prenatali e in particolare sull\u2019uso di cannabis. Ci\u00f2 ha implicazioni per la messaggistica sanitaria pubblica. 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