UC San Diego study: Frequent cannabis use during adolescence linked to reduced cognitive development

A UC San Diego research team followed more than 11,000 children for seven years and found that frequent cannabis use was closely associated with delayed development in verbal memory, learning ability, and visuospatial skills. The study measured use frequency using hair testing for greater accuracy and is expected to serve as important evidence in discussions about age limits within future cannabis regulatory frameworks.

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