Daily Cannabis Use in Teens Linked to Lower AttainmentFROM THE LANCET PSYCHIATRY Individuals using cannabis on a daily basis before the age of 17...Nogrady, Bianca
The researchers found that e-cigarette use among cannabis-naive adolescents was associated with increased likelihoods of both self-reported past 12-month and past 30-day cannabis use one year later after adjusting for sociodemographic characteristics,environmental factors, other substance use, and sensati...
As the ABCD Study gets underway, there are many more smaller-scale studies looking at the effects of cannabis use on teens already in further stages or completed. For example, Josiane Bourque, a PhD candidate in psychiatric sciences at the Univ...
added: "The more we study heavy cannabis use in the teens, the more problematic it looks. Given growing political and industry drivers for legalization of use, there is a pressing need for bigger and better research into understanding harms arising...
in young children and teens. Perception studies show a mix of concern and normalization of cannabis use. Though limited, prevention studies are promising in raising awareness. A decline in cannabis-related offenses was noted by one study. The review highlights several research gaps, including the ...
Arrest can be traumatizing and in extreme cases can result in physical harm.7 Being arrested also has a pervasive socioeconomic influence. Teens who are arrested are more likely to drop out of high school than their peers8 and those who do stay in school may find the college admissions ...
This cohort study uses Medicaid data to examine associations of cannabis use disorder with self-harm, suicide, and overall mortality risk in youths with
ED visits for intentional and unintentional cannabis-related injuries have increased in young children and teens. Perception studies show a mix of concern and normalization of cannabis use. Though limited, prevention studies are promising in raising awareness. A decline in cannabis-related offenses was...
Overdosing and unintentional cannabis use may cause short term psychiatric, gastrointestinal, and cardiovascular problems in children, teens, and adults [22, 23]. These unpleasant symptoms generally subside without the need for medical assistance but can require medical assistance in more severe cases. ...
Teens may be at a high risk for these mental health problems. (NIDA)Also, rates of marijuana use are often higher in people with symptoms of depression or anxiety, as reported by the NIDA.Marijuana effects during pregnancy and breastfeedingMarijuana is also the most common illicit drug used ...