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See Latest ArticlesAdolescent cannabis users at 24 years: trajectories to regular weekly use and dependence in young adulthood
Addiction, 07/24/08
Swift W et al. - Heavy, persistent and early-onset cannabis use were all strongly predictive of later cannabis problems. Even so, occasional use was not free of later problems. Where there was co-occurring tobacco use or persistent mental health problems, risks for later problem cannabis use was higher.
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