Cannabis-associated psychosis linked to better cognitive function, but use may cause relapse
Males hospitalized for new-onset psychosis with confirmed cannabis exposure (CAP) demonstrate better cognitive function, lower cortical excitatory/inhibitory (E/I) balance, fewer negative symptoms, and greater improvement in mood symptoms than those with noncannabis-associated psychosis (NCAP), a study has shown. However, resuming cannabis use may result in relapse.
