Cannabis use has been reported to induce long-lasting psychotic disorders and a dose-response relationship has been observed. We performed a systematic review of studies that investigate the association between the degree of cannabis consumption and ...
Adolescence is a period of critical development in the brain and body. Developmental changes in the brain lead to adolescents exhibiting heightened impulsiveness, which can lead to risky behaviors that may have long-term consequences [1, 2]. In particular, the use of both licit and illicit substances in adolescence can produce both acute and enduring effects on brain function and behavior. Of great concern is the fact that the prevalence of substance use disorders as an adult is greater if substance use is initiated during adolescence [3], however, other issues can persist into adulthood both related and unrelated to continued use. Alcohol, cannabis, and nicotine are among the most commonly used substances in adolescents, in part due to their availability, perceived lack of risk, and use in social settings [4].
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Consequences of adolescent drug use
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