This video examines both the positive and negative effects that marijuana has on the body. This video provides an overview of how marijuana affects the body, as well as its medical uses. It also discusses potential drawbacks and long-term negative effects.
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This video was created by McMaster students Emma Hudson and Patricia Kitala, Manveer Sing, Shahriar Ameri in collaboration to the McMaster Demystifying Medical Program
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