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Effects Of Long Term Marijuana Use - Articles
Medical Marijuana: Smoking pot can get you fired
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Matthew Z.
Posted
Mon 25 Aug 2008 3:07pm
Twelve states have made medical marijuana use legal, but it appears the law that protects does not extend to the workplace. The California Supreme Court has ruled a medical marijuana user can be fired from their job for failing a company mandated drug test.
Medical marijuana use is a complicated and contradictory issue. Legal in 12 states
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Smoked Marijuana May Ease Chronic Nerve Pain
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HealthFinder
Posted
Mon 30 Aug 2010 10:00am
experience working with pain patients, few have seen long-term benefits of smoked cannabis, he said. Most find morphine and other painkillers more effective.
Side effects are a real problem with using smoked cannabis, Ware said. While recreational users are seeking an altered state of mind, research shows that legitimate medical marijuana users are not looking
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Smoked Marijuana May Ease Chronic Nerve Pain
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Medline Plus
Posted
Mon 30 Aug 2010 9:00am
long-term benefits of smoked cannabis, he said. Most find morphine and other painkillers more effective.
Side effects are a real problem with using smoked cannabis, Ware said... percent often found in marijuana sold on the street, Ware said.
Researchers kept the levels low for two reasons, Ware explained. One was to minimize the psychoactive effects
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How can I stop a panic attack after smoking marijuana?
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David M.

Posted
Mon 29 Mar 2010 6:31pm
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I used to smoke all of the time and not have any anxiety. Nowadays, I have been getting pretty bad panic attacks every now and then after I smoke marijuana. I want to know what I can do to decrease the effects of the panic attack if I feel it coing on right after I smoke. Is there a certain type of weed to smoke or device to smoke out
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New Study Suggests Smoking Marijuana Does Not Cause Lung Cancer
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Chelsea Green
Posted
Fri 28 Aug 2009 5:55pm
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In study after study, the causal relationship between cigarette smoking and lung cancer has been firmly established. Less so with marijuana. Smoking marijuana does damage cells in the lungs and airways—however, the damaged cells die rather than reproduce. They fail to become malignant.
In a 2005 study at UCLA, Professor Donald Tashkin’s research
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Does Smoking Marijuana Help Prevent Dementia? Part 2
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Susan Berg
Posted
Mon 26 Oct 2009 11:05pm
showed no effects of marijuana on individuals with dementia. Analysis of the data found that marijuana did not improve behavior, symptoms of dementia nor did it improve mental performance or cognition. The conclusion was that more randomized double-blind placebo controlled trials are needed to determine whether marijuana is clinically effective
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Does Smoking Marijuana Help Prevent Dementia? Part 1
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Susan Berg
Posted
Sun 25 Oct 2009 11:04pm
in interrupting processes that lead to development of Alzheimer’s dementia.
To determine whether cannabinoids or marijuana is clinically useful in the treatment of dementia, Cochrane... with dementia.,,,read more of Does Smoking Marijuana Help Prevent Dementia
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Smoking Marijuana Speeds Up Onset of Mental Illness
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Dina S.
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Thu 17 Feb 2011 9:58am
teens. Current health campaigns stress the dangers of pot for older users, but it may be even more harmful to younger smokers. Smoking marijuana won’t necessarily cause mental... if and when they began smoking weed. It was discovered that 12-15-year-olds are the most likely to develop mental illness after using pot. More specifically, psychiatric diseases
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