Studies Suggest Women More Likely to Become Habitual Cannabis Users

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By Patrick BegganOct 31, 2018, 2:40 pm277 pts
A meta-study of cannabis research reveals that female mammals — including humans — are more likely to habitually consume cannabis, Science Daily reports. The review of research published in the journal Frontiers looked at a wide range of animal and human studies regarding cannabis use and the mammalian…

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