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Adolescents who exhibit conduct problems and who are more socially engaged with their peers are more likely to use cannabis in the future.
Using cannabis during adolescence may lead to increased hyperactivity and inattention symptoms, though these effects seem to diminish with age.
By age 19 , those who used cannabis showed higher levels of hyperactivity.
The findings highlight the importance of identifying adolescents at risk for future cannabis use based on conduct problems and social engagement.
It underscores the need for continued research to fully understand the long-term effects of cannabis on the developing brain.
“We need more funding for longitudinal studies that track individuals from before cannabis use onset,” Inês Macedo said.
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