Study finds multiple cannabis use methods linked to higher addiction risk
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A study involving over 17,700 US adults revealed that individuals who consume cannabis through multiple forms exhibit significantly higher rates of daily use and addiction symptoms. Nearly 67% of multi-method users met the criteria for cannabis use disorder, compared to 15% of those primarily using edibles. This finding highlights a potential warning sign for cannabis addiction based on consumption patterns.
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