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Abstinencia de la hierba: Más de la mitad de las personas que consumen cannabis medicinal para el dolor experimentan síntomas de abstinencia

  • Written by Lara Coughlin, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, University of Michigan
imageEl consumo de cannabis, aunque más seguro que muchas otras drogas, no está totalmente exento de riesgos. AP Photo/David Zalubowski, file

En marcado contraste con los temores exagerados que se manifestaban en décadas pasadas, hoy en día, la mayoría de la gente piensa que el cannabis es relativamente inofensivo....

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