Tuesday, June 03, 2008

Cannabis warnings reinforced.

"Teenage cannabis users are more likely to suffer psychotic symptoms that raise the risk of full-blown mental illness in later life, claim researchers.
Adolescent drug takers interviewed for the largest study of its kind reported experiencing at least three symptoms indicating a risk of psychosis.
These included feeling like something strange or inexplicable was taking place, suspecting they were being influenced or followed and difficulty in controlling the speed of thoughts.
Frequent drug users were more at risk but even youngsters dabbling at an early stage were vulnerable."








LINK: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1023458/Teenage-cannabis-smokers-face-bigger-risk-blown-mental-illness-later-life.html

The First Duty of Government Is The Protection of Its Citizenry - From Crime or Invaders.

Letters to the Editor . The Government’s first duty is to ensure Britain is properly defended. Sir Keir Starmer has pledged to raise defence...