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Zum Abhängigkeitspotential von Cannabis

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Biologie der Sucht

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Grundlegend neue Erkenntnisse über Cannabis und seine Inhaltsstoffe sind in den letzten Jahren nicht gewonnen worden. Deshalb ist es vielleicht ganz nützlich, aus einer gewissen zeitlichen Distanz heraus entsprechend dem Generalthema dieser Tagung „Biologie der Sucht“ und die zahlreichen Untersuchungen zur Toleranz gegen Abhängigkeit von Cannabis speziell THC kritisch zusammenzufassen und zu versuchen, eine begründete Antwort auf diese immer noch umstrittene Frage zu geben. Dabei ist zu berücksichtigen, daß es außerordentlich schwer ist, unter den vielen Einflußgrößen den pharmakodynamischen Anteil an der Suchtentstehung gegenüber Cannabis herauszuarbeiten.

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Coper, H. (1985). Zum Abhängigkeitspotential von Cannabis. In: Biologie der Sucht. Suchtproblematik. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-82542-2_27

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