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In FEP, Distinct Symptoms, Cognition, and EEG Measures Seen in Cannabis Users vs. Non-Users

New research provides evidence that first-episode cannabis-related psychosis differs from psychosis unrelated to cannabis in its cognitive, electrophysiological, and behavioral profile. The finding is important because cannabis use and potency are on the rise, as are cases of cannabis-associated psychosis.

Cannabis Research

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