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Doctor: Studies linking marijuana to reduced opioid use 'not credible'
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June 25, 2019
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9:39Now PlayingDr. Mary Jeanne Kreek studies prove that the IQ level of teens who use marijuana drops significantly with consistent use of marijuana. In her own research, Dr. Kreek says she found that people who begun use of marijuana as a teen had earlier use of opioids, she also says it has increasingly predicted other addictions.
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