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Exercise-induced brain changes in cannabis use disorder: a longitudinal MRI study of a 12-week supervised HIIT program
Objective Cannabis use disorder (CUD) is highly relapsing and has been associated with structural brain alterations (e.g., white matter and cortical thickness) in pathways and regions critical for a healthy brain. The development of non-abstinence-based interventions is essential for restori
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