"The study found an absence of evidence that cannabis has any positive effect on depression, and it showed ineffectiveness in treating anxiety and PTSD."
"Dr. Jack Wilson noted potential risks associated with cannabis use, including a greater likelihood of developing psychosis and delays in receiving effective treatment for mental health disorders."
A large meta-analysis of 54 clinical trials from 1980 to 2025 found no evidence that medicinal cannabis effectively treats anxiety, depression, or PTSD. The study indicates that cannabis use may not only be ineffective but could also lead to potential harm, such as an increased risk of developing psychosis or delaying more effective treatments. Clinicians have observed that while cannabis may provide temporary relief, it can mask symptoms and allow mental health issues to worsen over time.
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