1. The study reported that : " Risk was decreased for more frequent users,
    Kevin Hunt Kevin Hunt United States says:
    September 24, 2012 at 2:21 PM

    The study reported that : " Risk was decreased for more frequent users, nonsignificant for those who used for over ten years or continued to use, and more than doubled for those who used to smoke, but no longer do. "

    So, if you use marijuana, the moral of the story is do it for 10 years and don't stop?

    Any study that shows effects that are not dose-dependent needs to be questioned.  More marijuana use = less risk?

    www.theatlantic.com/.../

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