Cannabis and mental health: put into context
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Executive summary (PDF 31 KB)
1. Introduction (PDF 35 KB)
2. Cannabis use: epidemiology and risk factors (PDF 77 KB)
3. Psychosis and schizophrenia (PDF 60 KB)
4. Cannabis and schizophrenia: what does the research say? (PDF 86 KB)
5. Depression, bipolar disorder and anxiety (PDF 47 KB)
6. Cannabis and depression: what does the research say? (PDF 69 KB)
7. Cannabis and bipolar disorder: what does the research say? (PDF 25 KB)
8. Cannabis and anxiety: what does the research say? (PDF 30 KB)
9. Conclusion (PDF 33 KB)
10. Exploring the link further (PDF 34 KB)
11. Summary and conclusion (PDF 29 KB)
References (PDF 88 KB)
Appendix 1: A note about reporting association in cohort studies (PDF 37 KB)
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