Publisher's Synopsis
Minds in the Haze: The Effects of Marijuana on Mental Health offers a comprehensive exploration of the multifaceted relationship between marijuana use and mental health. This meticulously curated collection features scholarly articles that delve into both the illuminating insights and complex challenges of marijuana's impact on the mind. From longitudinal studies revealing how marijuana use can trigger depressive symptoms in youth, to cutting-edge research utilizing machine learning to assess depression and suicide risks, this volume is a vital resource for understanding marijuana's mental health implications. The book also examines gender and demographic-specific effects, such as the differing impacts on African American adolescents and Canadian adults, while addressing public health concerns and the real-world challenges of integrating marijuana screening in primary care settings. For clinicians, policymakers, and researchers, this collection is not just academic but a call to action, highlighting the necessity of early intervention, nuanced public health strategies, and compassionate care amidst the evolving landscape of marijuana legalization and usage.
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