Research indicates 47% of regular cannabis users will experience withdrawal symptoms when they stop using. Here are the most ...

Researchers estimate that 30% of cannabis users will develop an addiction called cannabis use disorder. Here's how to ...

Despite these dated perceptions, MWS has now been accepted by the clinical community as real. It has even made it into the most recent edition of the DSM, the DSM-V published in 2013. According to the ...

BURLINGTON, Vt. -- Often considered a relic of the 1970's culture, marijuana is no longer a baby boom generation issue. Today, nearly 50 percent of U.S. teenagers try marijuana before they graduate ...

Many people report experiencing symptoms of withdrawal in-between use of medical marijuana, according to a new study from the University of Michigan Medicine. In addition, around 10-percent of the ...

Whether or not an addiction to marijuana is a risk of the drug has been widely debated, with the general population typically believing that cannabis does not have addictive qualities. However, talk ...

Teen with cannabis Adolescents reporting withdrawal and a drug problem improved at a greater rate compared with those who did not. HealthDay News — Teens who develop withdrawal symptoms from marijuana ...

Research by a group of scientists studying the effects of heavy marijuana use suggests that withdrawal from the use of marijuana is similar to what is experienced by people when they quit smoking ...

Marijuana is addictive, but what happens when people who smoke cannabis want to quit? A new Yale study has found a drug that can help with marijuana withdrawal on different addiction treatment center.

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Does marijuana cause addiction? As Californians prepare to vote on Prop 19 — which would legalize recreational use of the drug, at least under state law — the question is more pertinent than ever. The ...

Brian Essenter, a medical marijuana counselor, testified in favor of the bill Monday. Credit: Kathleen Megan / CT Mirror Speaking in favor of the use of marijuana for opioid withdrawal, Brian Essenter ...