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I mean, this study seems flawed in that they are only looking at people visiting emergency rooms for cannabis. Not very many people do that in the first place, and the people that do likely are the ones to show symptoms of anxiety and paranoia. On top of that, it doesn't look at usage, nor the type of cannabis consumed.
9/10 times I stay away from magazine science because they always fuck up the actually important part of science and get the details wrong or mucked up.
They’re never better than the original birth peoples work
Yeah that sounds like cannabis lead to anxiety diagnoses.
It’s like saying couples that argue over starting polyamory are more likely to break up. No fucking shit, relationships where everyone wanted it don’t argue over it.