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May 31, 2026
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N.S. seeing an increase in teens with long-lasting psychosis due to high-potency cannabis
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Clinicians at Halifax's IWK Health Centre say more young patients are arriving with severe symptoms tied to high-potency cannabis — and their symptoms are taking much longer to clear, even after they stop using the drug.
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