Cannabis smokers may require increased anesthesia for upper endoscopy
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A new study presented at the ANESTHESIOLOGY® 2026 annual meeting indicates that patients who smoke or vape cannabis might need higher doses of anesthesia during upper endoscopy procedures compared to those who consume cannabis edibles or do not use cannabis at all. This finding highlights the potential impact of cannabis consumption methods on anesthesia requirements.
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