The Telegraph: “Teenagers who regularly smoke cannabis are putting themselves at risk of permanently damaging their intelligence, according to a landmark study. Researchers found persistent users of the drug, who started smoking it at school, had lower IQ scores as adults. They were also significantly more likely to have attention and memory problems in later life, than their peers who abstained. Furthermore, those who started as teenagers and used it heavily, but quit as adults, did not regain their full mental powers, found academics at King’s College London and Duke University”
Study Finds Cannabis Smoking ‘Permanently Lowers IQ’
By On the Net|2012-08-28T06:13:04-07:00August 28th, 2012|Stories & Articles|Comments Off on Study Finds Cannabis Smoking ‘Permanently Lowers IQ’
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