Study: Teen Cannabis Use Linked to Double Psychosis Risk
A major study highlights teen cannabis use psychosis risk, showing a twofold increase in psychotic and bipolar disorders by age 26. This longitudinal research draws on clinical health records for accuracy. The findings emphasize the importance of youth…
Cannabis Use by Teenagers Doubles Their Risk of Developing Psychotic and Bipolar Disorders
Adolescent cannabis use and psychosis risk are strongly linked according to recent studies. Teen cannabis use doubles the risk of developing psychotic and bipolar disorders by early adulthood. This highlights the vulnerability of the adolescent brain to…
Adolescent Cannabis Use Linked to Doubling Risk of Psychotic and Bipolar Disorders
A large study reveals adolescent cannabis use psychiatric risk doubles the chance of psychotic and bipolar disorders by early adulthood. Elevated risks for depression and anxiety were also observed. This highlights the critical need to understand…
Kaiser Study Reveals Psychiatric Risks of Cannabis in Teens
The adolescent cannabis psychiatric risk data study highlights a doubled risk of psychotic and bipolar disorders in teens using cannabis. This large Kaiser Permanente study followed over 463,000 adolescents and found cannabis use preceded psychiatric…
Teenage Cannabis Users Twice as Likely as Non-Users to Develop Psychosis
A landmark study highlights teen cannabis psychosis risk, showing adolescents who use cannabis have twice the chance of developing psychotic disorders. This research tracked over 460,000 teens and found cannabis use preceded psychiatric diagnoses by up…
5 Essential Truths About Pediatric Cannabis Care: A Comprehensive Look
Cannabinoids in pediatric care require careful consideration of both benefits and risks. This article explores scientific evidence on pediatric cannabis use. Understanding cannabinoids in pediatric care helps clarify misconceptions and informs safe…