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Long-term Cannabis Use

Long-term cannabis use has positive effects like relief from chronic pain, reduced inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis or multiple sclerosis, and improved sleep. However, it can also cause respiratory problems like bronchitis or cough, impaired cognitive function, learning impairments, and addiction.

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