> A systematic review published today in the scientific journal Addiction has found that cannabis use leads to acute cognitive impairments that may continue beyond the period of intoxication.
Hm,
> "may continue beyond the period of intoxication"
that's a very different fact then "persistent cognitive impairments"
Like I think anyone can agree that cannabis during the time of consumption leads to cognitive impairment.
It's also not a secret that canabis can have residual effects if consumed too much. Which as far as I know decrease over time if you stop consuming it, i.e. "residual effects" not something I would call "persistent" effects.
What I can't tell is if the study fund long term effects besides this, or if it want to make it look like it found such.
Hm,
> "may continue beyond the period of intoxication"
that's a very different fact then "persistent cognitive impairments"
Like I think anyone can agree that cannabis during the time of consumption leads to cognitive impairment.
It's also not a secret that canabis can have residual effects if consumed too much. Which as far as I know decrease over time if you stop consuming it, i.e. "residual effects" not something I would call "persistent" effects.
What I can't tell is if the study fund long term effects besides this, or if it want to make it look like it found such.