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Cannabidiol Use and Liver Enzyme Elevations: Insights from a Randomized Clinical Trial in Healthy Adults
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Cannabidiol Use and Liver Enzyme Elevations: Insights from a Randomized Clinical Trial in Healthy Adults

Posted by By MedXY 09/11/2025
A 4-week randomized trial shows that low-dose cannabidiol (CBD) may cause transient liver enzyme elevations in healthy adults, emphasizing the need for vigilance and further safety assessment of consumer CBD products.
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