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flag The WHO recognizes cannabis hyperemesis syndrome, a severe condition tied to long-term high-THC cannabis use, as daily use rises and treatment remains underutilized.

flag A new medical condition, cannabis hyperemesis syndrome, has been formally recognized by the WHO, marked by severe nausea and vomiting linked to long-term cannabis use. flag Despite rising daily use—nearly 18 million Americans now use marijuana daily or nearly daily, up from under 1 million three decades ago—fewer people are seeking treatment, driven by misconceptions that cannabis is harmless. flag Modern products, with THC levels often exceeding 20%, are linked to increased risks including memory issues, lung problems, and psychosis in vulnerable individuals. flag Experts warn of a growing public health challenge, with dependence blurring the line between therapeutic use and addiction, yet medical resources remain limited, and stigma persists.

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