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NIDA funds $3.69m study on role of genetics in response to THC

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Increased legalisation of medical and/or recreational cannabis and more favourable public perspectives has led to an increase in its use. At the same time, the amount of THC in cannabis and derived products has dramatically increased. Recognising a current lack of research on how high levels of THC impact health and behaviour, scientists at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center are hoping to identify genetic differences in brain effector signalling pathways that mediate individual differences in response to THC.

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