Study Finds More People May Be More Genetically Prone To Cannabis Addiction

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Study Finds More People May Be More Genetically Prone To Cannabis Addiction

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Study Finds More People May Be More Genetically Prone To Cannabis Addiction

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Some people may be more genetically prone to cannabis addiction according to a new study. London researchers focused on three genetic markers. One of them is associated with people continuing to want more cannabis after having just used it.

Study Finds More People May Be More Genetically Prone To Cannabis Addiction

Study Finds More People May Be More Genetically Prone To Cannabis Addiction

Some people may be more genetically prone to cannabis addiction according to a new study. London researchers focused on three genetic markers. One of them is associated with people continuing to want more cannabis after having just used it.

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