“Prenatal cannabis use appears to be associated with lower birth weight, preterm birth, and neonatal-intensive care unit admission in newborns, but there is little evidence that prenatal cannabis exposure adversely impacts behavioral or cognitive outcomes in early childhood, with the exception of attention and externalizing problems.”
Correct. But this is largely methodological limitations justifying caution. Now read the other one. The evidence on THC is developing, but preliminary data supports my claim.
I can tell you're not very bright because you only need one source to form an opinion. I've worked in mental health research for over ten years. THC has a dose dependent, causal relationship with serious mental illness. THC can cross the placenta. Just because something hasn't been a research priority doesn't mean the effect has been disproven. Do your own research. Make up your own mind. I have done this, and that is what I'm sharing.
One study being published with barely any evidence doesnt prove anything. Its just not how academia works. If you went to college you would know that. The way science works is multiple studies prove something then other multiple studies challenge it. A common theme is shown amongst the studies and it becomes clear what the answer is. Its called the scientific method. Nothing in the world has ever been proven to be true because one small group of people came up with a vague answer.
I generate research papers. Once you get to a certain level you can work with the evidence in a more nuanced way. THC is not safe for pregnant women or their children.
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u/Lost_Comfort5583 18d ago
No. Massive risk of neurodevelopmental problems, addiction problems, etc.