Scientists scan brains to see what happens when you quit cannabis
NCT ID NCT03104257
Summary
This Yale University study aimed to understand how the brain recovers after people stop using cannabis. Researchers followed 162 people, including those dependent on cannabis and healthy non-users, tracking brain activity and thinking skills over four weeks of abstinence. They used brain scans and cognitive tests to measure changes in brain chemistry and function during recovery.
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Conneticut Mental Health Center
New Haven, Connecticut, 06519, United States
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