Using cannabis just once in your life could cause parts of your brain associated with learning, problem solving and daydreaming to deteriorate, a study suggests. Researchers from the University ...

Those who had smoked cannabis before the age of 16 had a thinner cerebral cortex – the outermost layer of the brain – than ...

Before you down that fifth shot of Jägermeister, you might want to fire up a joint. Research shows that compared with alcohol, marijuana causes less brain damage. In a study completed at the ...

During this period of neurodevelopment, the brain is thought to be particularly sensitive to damage from drug exposure, making adolescents uniquely susceptible to lasting damage from cannabis use.

Close up of addict lighting up marijuana joint with lighter. Drugs narcotic concept. Weed use is linked to changes in brain structure and function Cannabis users have poorer 'white matter ...

Amid growing concerns about drug misuse among teenagers, research suggests that smoking cannabis may damage the protective lining of the brain. Cannabis Canadian researchers found that individuals ...

People who regularly use marijuana experience changes in their brain structure and function, but it's not clear that cannabis is the cause, a new study finds. Researchers found specific ...

Looking at genetic and MRI brain scan data of nearly 16,000 cannabis users from the UK Biobank dataset, the researchers also found that long-term consumers of the drug had problems in their ...

Cannabinoids are substances which are contained in cannabis. The bodies of animals ... fight epilepsy but may also work towards curing brain damage caused by neurotoxins.

Teenagers using cannabis are causing long-lasting damage to their developing brains ... their drug and drinking habits once a year. Their brain skills were also tested every year in school ...