There is increasing evidence from hospitals and other treatment facilities showing dual diagnosis in patients of drug dependence.
Marijuana impairs the brain in the short term, but it's less clear whether it lowers IQ over time.
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Marijuana laws are changing rapidly, but as of now, adults can use it recreationally in just 10 states. Medical marijuana, however, is legal in 33 states. So which is it: A pleasure drug or a pharmaceutical one?
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Many people wonder if it's safe to mix marijuana and antidepressants like Lexapro. While much research still needs to be done, here are 5 things we know...
Learn about the brain reward system and the biochemical processes that occur during marijuana use.
The teen brain continues to develop until age 25. Using marijuana regularly before then can have negative and long-lasting effects.
Some people who smoke pot do show changes in brain development, but those changes seem to be dependent on genes and other factors.
There might be a cure in development that can cure marijuana addiction. Read an article from our treatment center blogger. Balboa Horizons in Orange County, CA.
The association between cannabis consumption and use of other drugs is clear, but its meaning is not.
About 13% of Americans say they regularly or occasionally use marijuana. These are the types of users compiled but a new analysis
Barriers to marijuana research keep scientists in the dark on health effects
Marijuana isn't a "safe" drug--at least not for the teenage brain. Scientists have discovered that the nature of the teenage brain makes users of cannabis among this population particularly at risk of developing addictive behaviors and suffering other long-term negative effects.
Experts warned that too much cannabis in the body could have bad effects that contribute to health issues, which may lead to life-threatening situations.
A new study finds that a main ingredient in cannabis - THC - causes certain negative feelings and changes perceptions that induce paranoid feelings among users of the drug.
MRI tests show distinct brain changes after long-term marijuana use, but what does that mean for daily life?
Marijuana is the most commonly used illicit drug in the United States. It is estimated that 50% of American teenagers have tried marijuana ...
It's still unclear exactly how marijuana might boost sex drive, but theories abound.