Marijuana Tied To Memory Problems

Via Yahoo News

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – People who regularly smoke marijuana may find their memories growing hazy over time, a study published Monday suggests.

In a study of long-term and shorter-term marijuana users, researchers in Greece found that both groups performed more poorly on tests of memory, attention and other cognitive abilities than a comparison group who’d only occasionally used the drug.

That could explain alot of what happens with the Defeatocrats, of which Russ Feingold seems to be the leading Surrender Monkey this week. I mean, really, can you imagine the embarrasment when even John Kerry doesn’t come out and support your little political farce? Pretty bad, considering that even Canada is playing the “Run Away, Run Away!” global warming card.

Canada is experiencing its warmest winter in recorded history and the federal agency Environment Canada said Monday it may be another sign of global warming.

Bush is to blame, I’m sure. Of course, hot weather doesn’t mean global warming. What was I talking about? I’m hungry.

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Comment by Chief RZ
2006-03-14 10:29:09

This information has been known, validated and published here in the USA for decades. That is one reason why our public schools seem to be “failing” our students. The Truth is that the students are failing themselves by using this and other drugs. Several of our Senators have admitted to past heavy drug use.

 
Comment by William Teach
2006-03-14 17:13:51

I’m sorry, I lost track of what you were saying :)

 
Comment by Greta (Hooah Wife)
2006-03-14 21:12:04

I never inhaled – I think – but maybe my memory is sketchy!

 

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