US EditionBiological Link Identified Between Heavy Weed Use And Psychosis
- A study published April 21, 2025, links heavy cannabis use to psychosis via biological mechanisms.
- Concerns grew after Canada legalized recreational cannabis six years prior, prompting research into psychosis risks.
- Researchers tracked neuromelanin using sophisticated MRI to study dopamine levels in the brain.
- Dr. Palaniyappan stated, "We now have evidence that shows a straight line linking cannabis with dopamine and psychosis."
- Elevated dopamine from cannabis use could disrupt brain processes and increase psychosis risk, especially in vulnerable individuals.
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Biological Link Identified Between Heavy Weed Use And Psychosis
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