Longitudinal fMRI reveals altered developmental trajectories of functional network organisation associated with adolescent cannabis use
Adolescence is a critical period of brain development during which the endocannabinoid system continues to mature. These developmental changes may contribute to age-related differences in the association between cannabis use and large-scale functional network organisation, yet this association remains incompletely characterised. We hypothesised that regular cannabis use would be associated with…
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