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High-THC <i>Cannabis</i> smoke impairs working memory capacity in spontaneous tests of novelty preference for objects and odors in rats

2023-04-07

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Working memory (WM) is an executive function that orchestrates the use of a limited amount of information, referred to as working memory capacity (WMC), in cognitive functions. In humans, Cannabis exposure impairs WM; however, it is unclear if Cannabis facilitates or impairs rodent WM. Existing literature also fails to address the effects of Cannabis exposure on rodent WMC using exposure paradigms that closely...

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55fd939b-a889-5440-a6e0-c0ec28b88a97
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10.1101/2023.04.06.535880
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