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Study for young people about use of cannabis and its long-term effects
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Hey everyone,
A research group are running a study at University College London about use of cannabis in teenagers (16-19) and young adults (25-27).
They are looking for participants who are currently cannabis users and also controls (who do not use cannabis). Participation in the study requires five visits to UCL across one year. Participants are paid £240 for taking part, and will know they have contributed better understanding to a vital area of under-researched knowledge: the relationships between cannabis use and mental health outcomes.
If you're interested in taking part or having any questions, you can get in touch with the research team by emailing them at pals.canteenstudy@ucl.ac.uk
- Aife
A research group are running a study at University College London about use of cannabis in teenagers (16-19) and young adults (25-27).
They are looking for participants who are currently cannabis users and also controls (who do not use cannabis). Participation in the study requires five visits to UCL across one year. Participants are paid £240 for taking part, and will know they have contributed better understanding to a vital area of under-researched knowledge: the relationships between cannabis use and mental health outcomes.
If you're interested in taking part or having any questions, you can get in touch with the research team by emailing them at pals.canteenstudy@ucl.ac.uk
- Aife
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