Assessing the impact of cannabis use on trends in diagnosed schizophrenia
In conclusion, this study did not find any evidence of increasing schizophrenia or psychoses in the general population from 1996 to 2005.
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- JackHerer
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in fact, it helps alot of people! so our gov dosent want people to be happy? werid....
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Idealist, I tell you the truth, our gov. doesn't give 2 shits about it's people.
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this still does not necessarily mean that it doesn't have the capacity to worsen or instigate psychotic issues. It just means that it doesn't do it to the extent that it actually creates a statistical bump in the general population like cigarettes do with lung cancer.
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- bombastinator
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It's the CIA! I tell you, they've been replacing the tobacco in my Marlboros with...marijuana!! The FBI told me that when they talked to me through the electrical socket in the wall! (Or maybe it was sickinjersey!) ;)
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- unclecharlie
- 4 months ago
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FUCK OUR GOVERNMENT
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