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Neuroimaging study reveals differences in brain activity between cannabis users and nonusers during cognitive tasks that involve switching behavior based on changing task requirements.
Cannabis users exhibited weaker neural responses during these switches compared to nonusers, although both groups performed equally well on the tasks.
Cannabis is one of the most widely used recreational drugs in the U.S. , second only to alcohol and nicotine.
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