<2>Link between cannabis and anxiety, depression has ‘strengthened over time’: new study
<3>The relationship between cannabis use and mental health has long been a topic of debate. While some argue that cannabis can have therapeutic benefits, others claim that it can exacerbate anxiety and depression. A new study has shed light on this complex issue, revealing a growing connection between cannabis use and detrimental effects on mental health.
<4>According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the use of cannabis has increased significantly over the past few decades. This has led to a surge in research focusing on the potential consequences of cannabis use on mental health. A recent study published in the journal Nature has found that the link between cannabis use and anxiety, depression has strengthened over time.
<5>The study, which analyzed data from over 30,000 participants, found that the risk of developing anxiety and depression increased significantly among those who used cannabis regularly. The researchers also found that the risk of developing these conditions was higher among those who started using cannabis at a younger age.
<6>Further analysis revealed that the link between cannabis use and mental health problems was particularly strong among individuals who used cannabis for recreational purposes. In contrast, those who used cannabis for medicinal purposes, such as to alleviate