Alcohol and Cannabis Use and the Developing Brain (via NIAAA) Read more: https://t.co/DpMcpjpYlw
Alcohol and Cannabis Use and the Developing Brain.
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Discussion examples include users questioning the relative harm of alcohol versus cannabis, citing sources that describe how heavy usage impacts brain structures, and debating safety perceptions with phrases like 'worse for the brain' and 'safer,' which reflect curiosity and concern. The tone varies from skeptical to informative, emphasizing the ongoing societal debate around youth substance use and brain health.
Many posters acknowledge that the publication presents valid scientific findings about the negative effects on adolescent brains, with some comparing alcohol and cannabis impacts directly.
The discussions show moderate curiosity, with users referencing specific research outcomes and debating substance safety, indicating active but not highly passionate engagement.
Comments include comparisons, references to sources, and questions that suggest users are reflecting on the findings, yet few delve deeply into methodological analysis or broader implications.
The social discussions highlight the importance of the article in influencing perceptions of adolescent substance use, though they mostly summarize rather than advocate for policy changes, indicating moderate impact.
Abstract in brief
- Heavy alcohol and cannabis use during adolescence can cause small to moderate changes in brain structure and function, leading to issues with attention, memory, and coordination.
- Alcohol use is linked to decreases in gray matter volume, slower white matter growth, and poorer brain network efficiency, which can affect impulse control and learning.
- Cannabis use, especially heavy use, has been associated with reductions in subcortical brain regions, altered cortical thickness, and decreased executive function and IQ, with alcohol effects generally more pronounced.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@sloetree Da liegt Herr Subkowski mit seinen Behauptungen wohl falsch: https://t.co/LdURQ4x9JC
@learnaboutsam @CNN Now let's look at developmental problems of alcohol in teens vs Cannabis in teens: https://t.co/nzrJpgLqFq. Also, less Colorado teens are using Cannabis: https://t.co/HyUJ9TQTHb So, looks like IF teens are choosing to use a substance illegally, Cannabis is still the safer
.@ BrianaLees : Alcohol and Cannabis Use and the Developing Brain in adolescence- a review of the literature Ping @MichaelDjaridji @dadiyama_kylie @ScottADAC @JimmyADAC https://t.co/gWNqCtbxVK
Alcohol and Cannabis Use and the Developing Brain https://t.co/FkqTS9ErNM
@joaomiranda Desconheço se o uso intensivo de raspadinhas contribui para a diminuição do QI. https://t.co/RfY6ko8XDp
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@RecessionEcon @DeItaone What studies are you looking at to say it is worse for the brain? Everything I have seen is that alcohol is at least as bad if not worse depending on age. https://t.co/LiipnIOzTY https://t.co/iDHtMi3RdQ
@MurzynfrogXXX 2/x Wystarczy minuta, żeby znaleźć na to źródło, ale zakładam, że lepiej żyć w błogiej nieświadomości. Marihuana w mniejszym stopniu niszczy mózg niż alkohol. Kilka źródeł: https://t.co/0L6bkiuECd https://t.co/7mzuw0KsCR https://t.co/HHqHhpgvQ4 https://t.co/59R52MryGY
@MurzynfrogXXX 2/x Wystarczy minuta, żeby znaleźć na to źródło, ale zakładam, że lepiej żyć w błogiej nieświadomości. Marihuana w mniejszym stopniu niszczy mózg niż alkohol. Kilka źródeł: https://t.co/0L6bkiuECd https://t.co/7mzuw0KsCR https://t.co/HHqHhpgvQ4 https://t.co/59R52MryGY
@learnaboutsam @CNN Now let's look at developmental problems of alcohol in teens vs Cannabis in teens: https://t.co/nzrJpgLqFq. Also, less Colorado teens are using Cannabis: https://t.co/HyUJ9TQTHb So, looks like IF teens are choosing to use a substance illegally, Cannabis is still the safer
@PhilipPlickert Wie gehen Sie zu Hause mit dem potentiellen Alkoholkonsum von Kindern und Jugendlichen um? https://t.co/LdURQ4x9JC
@Vikingo_Valdemo @LolaMonstera @MasMadridCM Todo depende de la población diana,la comorbilidad, patología dual, doy por supuesto no? Pero bueno aquí te paso uno. Pero hay muchos otros. https://t.co/mF76ZIVNJa
@sloetree Da liegt Herr Subkowski mit seinen Behauptungen wohl falsch: https://t.co/LdURQ4x9JC
@joaomiranda Desconheço se o uso intensivo de raspadinhas contribui para a diminuição do QI. https://t.co/RfY6ko8XDp
Did you know? "Heavy to very heavy #cannabis use is associated with decreased subcortical volume and increased frontoparietal cortical thickness, disrupted functional development, and decreased executive functioning and IQ compared to non-using controls." https://t.co/FhvEmosjMd
RT @APAPsychiatric: Alcohol and Cannabis Use and the Developing Brain (via NIAAA) Read more: https://t.co/DpMcpjpYlw
Alcohol and Cannabis Use and the Developing Brain https://t.co/HLz3Y5Jr5K
RT @APAPsychiatric: Alcohol and Cannabis Use and the Developing Brain (via NIAAA) Read more: https://t.co/DpMcpjpYlw
RT @APAPsychiatric: Alcohol and Cannabis Use and the Developing Brain (via NIAAA) Read more: https://t.co/DpMcpjpYlw
RT @APAPsychiatric: Alcohol and Cannabis Use and the Developing Brain (via NIAAA) Read more: https://t.co/DpMcpjpYlw
RT @APAPsychiatric: Alcohol and Cannabis Use and the Developing Brain (via NIAAA) Read more: https://t.co/DpMcpjpYlw
RT @APAPsychiatric: Alcohol and Cannabis Use and the Developing Brain (via NIAAA) Read more: https://t.co/DpMcpjpYlw
Alcohol and Cannabis Use and the Developing Brain (via NIAAA) Read more: https://t.co/DpMcpjpYlw
Alcohol and Cannabis Use and the Developing Brain https://t.co/FkqTS9ErNM
Alcohol and Cannabis Use and the Developing Brain https://t.co/MQrXnfCtcp
.@ BrianaLees : Alcohol and Cannabis Use and the Developing Brain in adolescence- a review of the literature Ping @MichaelDjaridji @dadiyama_kylie @ScottADAC @JimmyADAC https://t.co/gWNqCtbxVK
Alcohol and Cannabis Use and the Developing Brain https://t.co/G8KPr7xoBy
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