Grey matter volume differences associated with extremely low levels of cannabis use in adolescence
Este estudio publicado en The Journal of Neuroscience, muestra que las preocupaciones sobre el impacto de la droga en la población adolescente pueden estar justificadas, ya que incluso una pequeña cantidad de consumo de cannabis por parte de adolescentes está vinculado a cambios en la materia gris d...
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