Scientists test 'Sober-Up' pill for cannabis high
NCT ID NCT07216690
Summary
This study is testing whether a hormone called pregnenolone can help reverse the unwanted effects of being too high on cannabis. Healthy adults who have used cannabis before will take either cannabis or a placebo, then receive either pregnenolone or a placebo to see if it reduces intoxication symptoms like confusion, anxiety, and impaired thinking. The goal is to see if this could lead to a future treatment for people who need help recovering from cannabis intoxication, particularly in emergency situations.
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Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Behavioral Pharmacology Research Unit
Baltimore, Maryland, 21224, United States
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