Marijuana Used to Treat Morning Sickness Harmful for Baby's Brain

Marijuana used by pregnant women to treat morning sickness can be harmful to the baby's brain, resulting in behavioral, memory, and learning problems after birth.

Marijuana in pregnancy harms baby's brain. Using marijuana during pregnancy may harm the baby's brain. Results in behavioral, memory, and learning problems. Causes damage to nerve connections in the brain.

Marijuana Used to Treat Morning Sickness Harmful for Baby's Brain

Marijuana used by pregnant women to treat morning sickness can be harmful to the baby's brain. It causes behavioral, memory, and learning problems due to damage to the nerve connections in the brain. Read More

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