Exploratory Analysis on the Concept of Cannabis Induced Mental and Behavioral Disorder

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Analysis reveals cannabis use is linked to increased risks of psychosis and depression, suggesting urgent public health action.

Cannabis use correlates with a significant increase in the risk of mental disorders, especially psychosis and anxiety.
The prevalence of psychosis among cannabis users ranges from 4–8%, with a relative risk of 3.7 showing a strong association.
Exploratory analysis applied quantitative assessment to study demographic trends and mental health outcomes related to cannabis use.
Findings highlight the need for comprehensive public health policies addressing the psychiatric risks associated with cannabis consumption.

Ojukwu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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