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Cannabis-induced psychosis (CIP) has been weaponized by anti-pot advocates, yet research into the condition remains mixed.
The journal Molecular Psychiatry published an analysis that focused on the impact of marijuana consumption on human DNA.
Scientists honed in on how “high potency cannabis” impacts DNA, which they defined as pot with more than 10 percent THC .
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