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One Chance to Grow Up is here to teach you what you might not know about marijuana. Kids don’t always know how to protect themselves, which is why we all need to step up.
you have to care about marijuana and THC use 2024 THC and Mental Health 2024 If you care about youth mental health
Conclusion: This study provides new evidence of a strong but age-dependent association between cannabis use and risk of psychotic disorder, consistent with the neurodevelopmental
A study looking at substance-related visits to children’s hospitals from 2016 to 2021. Read the research here.
The relationship between developmental cannabis, the impact of high potency products, and increased risk of developing CUD and mental health problems must be taken seriously,
Findings were published in the Journal of Psychiatric Research that showed that offspring exposed to prenatal cannabis use had an increased risk of ADHD symptoms and
This research finds that “There has been a consistent increase in pediatric edible cannabis exposures over the past 5 years, with the potential for significant
This research found that “the risk of having an incident healthcare visit for an anxiety disorder was higher in individuals with ED visits for cannabis
This study found that “overall, use of higher potency cannabis, relative to lower potency cannabis, was associated with an increased risk of psychosis and CUD.”
This research finds that the association between prevalence rates of young adult depression and cannabis use strengthened following recreational legalization in US states. Read the
This research finds that young males may have a higher susceptibility to the effects of cannabis on the development of schizophrenia. It further states that
In this cohort study of 9.8 million people, individuals with an ED visit for substance-induced psychosis or substance use without psychosis were at increased risk
ED visits involving marijuana among young persons increased during the COVID-19 pandemic and remain elevated. This may be a result of many factors: a coping
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