Research increasingly shows that cannabis use during adolescence alters the teenage brain's structure and function, including accelerated cortical thinning, increased addiction risk, and potential psychosis. The Trump administration's recent reclassification of some cannabis products to a lower regulatory schedule may enable further research into cannabis's effects on developing brains.
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Research increasingly shows that cannabis use during adolescence alters the teenage brain's structure and function, including accelerated cortical thinning, increased addiction risk, and potential psychosis. The Trump administration's recent reclassification of some cannabis products to a lower regulatory schedule may enable further research into cannabis's effects on developing brains.