Evidence indicates that frequent and prolonged use of cannabis can be detrimental to both mental and physical health. Chronic effects of cannabis use include mood disorders, exacerbation of psychotic disorders in vulnerable people, neurocognitive impairments and somatic disorders. Canna- bis addiction occurs with heavy chronic use in individuals who report problems controlling their use and who continue to use the drug despite experiencing adverse personal consequences. The DSM-5 work group has recommended that cannabis abuse/dependence be subsumed into a new disorder, namely cannabis use disorder. Cannabis withdrawal has also been included in the DSM-5.

Coinciding with the increasing rates of cannabis abuse is the recognition of a new clinical condition known as Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome.

Smoking cannabis may lead to acute and chronic respiratory diseases. Cannabis has been linked, in a dose- dependent manner, to elevated rates of myocardial infarction, cardiac arrhythmias and arteriopathy. Cannabis contains many carcinogenic substances, but it remains unclear whether it is a cause of cancer. Tobacco smoking or other potential confounders may explain part of the increased risk. Further studies are needed.

Our findings suggest that cannabis acutely impairs inhibition, with the strongest effects after pulmonary administration of higher doses of Δ9-THC.

Both the reviews of Crean et al. (2011) and Cohen and Weinstein (2018) report general impairment in executive functions associated with cannabis use, including attention, inhibition, working memory and cognitive flexibility.

Significant decreases in alertness may be associated with the acute cannabis effects on executive function that we report in this systematic review.

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