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   2024-03-20 10:12 PM

   The current study is among the first to measure the knowledge and perceptions of risks of Canadian youth about cannabis. The study, conducted in the time immediately preceding legalization, may serve as a reference point for future studies examining changes in cannabis knowledge and risk perceptions. This will be important in addressing the need for monitoring and enhancing public awareness of the impact and potential harms of this newly legalized substance. In the weeks following the legalization of cannabis in California, San Francisco’s district attorney expunged thousands of felony convictions related to cannabis possession. Cities such as Seattle and San Diego have also moved to clear away records of marijuana possession. Advocates for an amnesty in Canada point to swift moves by state governments in the United States following legalization as a useful model.
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   The short-term side effects of marijuana abuse can be challenging but are generally not life-threatening. They include: In the journal Psychological Medicine, it was also reported that those who used marijuana for the long-term reported lower qualities of life as compared to peers. It seems to make a difference whether an adult or an adolescent takes cannabis . This difference appears to be based on the NGF-suppressing effect of THC due to the circumstance that NGF is involved in the complex adaption processes of the brain during puberty, and on changes in the BDNF pathway. Clinical and animal studies indicate that chronic cannabis use in adolescence may result in psycho-emotional deficits and may arrest the personality in a puberty-like state. However, not all individuals are affected in the same way, and there are large differences in the literature so that additional studies are needed to clarify which risk factors may contribute to a negative effect of cannabis use in adolescence.