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Driving while high will double the risk of a car crash
Teenagers who regularly smoke are twice as likely to drop out of school
Chronic use of cannabis as a teenager and into adulthood increases the likelihood of cognitive impairment (though the exact reason why is unknown)
Regular smokers have double the risk of developing mental disorder like schizophrenia, especially if there is a family history and they started smoking in adolescence
Marijuana smokers are more likely to develop chronic bronchitis
Those who smoke marijuana as a teenager are much more likely to use other/harder illegal drugs
A strong link exists between smoking weed and the development of cardiovascular diseases in middle-aged adults.