Functional neuroimaging of Cannabidiol in stress and anxiety: a systematic review. · PMID 42494831

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Rutledge O, Goyette RB, Wang KL, Park MS, Gabrieli JDE.

Study design: Systematic review
Population / model: Not indexed
Published: 2026-07-09
Journal: Frontiers in neuroimaging

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“SYSTEMATIC REVIEW REGISTRATION PROSPERO, CRD420251063369.”

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Figure 1: Overview of the data synthesis framework. Quantitative analyses summarized anatomical and network-level findings by imaging modality, while qualitative synthesi — **Figure 1** Overview of the data synthesis framework. Quantitative analyses summarized anatomical and network-level findings by imaging modality, while qualitative synthesis addressed risk of bias, heterogeneity, outcomes, and certainty of evidence.Rutledge O, Goyette RB, Wang KL, Park MS, Gabrieli JDE. Frontiers in neuroimaging (2026). Original figure · CC BY · Resized for display.

Figure 2: PRISMA 2020 flow diagram for study selection. Flow diagram summarizing the identification, screening, eligibility assessment, and inclusion of studies in this s — **Figure 2** PRISMA 2020 flow diagram for study selection. Flow diagram summarizing the identification, screening, eligibility assessment, and inclusion of studies in this systematic review.Rutledge O, Goyette RB, Wang KL, Park MS, Gabrieli JDE. Frontiers in neuroimaging (2026). Original figure · CC BY · Resized for display.

Citation and indexing details

PMID 42494831 · PMC13391337

Publication types: Journal Article; Systematic Review

Topic tags: Anxiety & stress

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