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Marijuana Consumers Have ‘Significantly Decreased Odds’ Of Cognitive Decline, Study Finds

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Marijuana use is associated with lower odds of subjective cognitive decline (SCD), according to a new study, with people who consume cannabis for recreational or medical purposes reporting less confusion and memory loss compared to non-users. Marijuana Consumers Have 'Significantly Decreased Odds' Of Cognitive Decline, Study Finds - Marijuana Moment

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