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No Link Between High Potency Cannabis and Mental Illness Says New Medical Study

A recently published study set out to explore whether there was a direct association between high potency cannabis (characterized by a high concentration of THC, the primary psychoactive compound) and an increased risk of anxiety, depression, psychosis-like symptoms, and cannabis dependence. The study was cross-sectional, involving 410 participants who provided cannabis samples for THC concentration analysis and self-reported their cannabis potency preference.

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