The Epigenetic Impact of Marijuana Use Revealed
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A study by Northwestern Medicine has found that recent and long-term marijuana use is associated with changes in the human epigenome, specifically DNA methylation markers. The study analyzed blood samples from over 900 adults and identified several epigenetic changes linked to marijuana use, including pathways related to cellular proliferation, hormone signaling, infections, and mental health disorders. While the study does not establish a causal relationship between marijuana use and these epigenetic changes or health outcomes, it provides valuable insights for further research into the potential health effects of marijuana use.
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