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Prenatal cannabis exposure is associated with localized brain differences that partially mediate associations with increased adolescent psychopathology

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Baranger David AA^ORCID,Miller Alex P^ORCID,Gorelik Aaron J^ORCID,Paul Sarah E^ORCID,Hatoum Alexander S^ORCID,Johnson Emma C^ORCID,Colbert Sarah MC^ORCID,Smyser Christopher D^ORCID,Rogers Cynthia E^ORCID,Bijsterbosch Janine D^ORCID,Agrawal Arpana^ORCID,Bogdan Ryan^ORCID

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AbstractPrenatal cannabis exposure (PCE) is associated with mental health problems, but the neurobiological mechanisms remain unknown. We find that PCE is associated with localized differences across neuroimaging metrics that longitudinally mediate associations with mental health in adolescence (n=9,322-10,186). Differences in brain development may contribute to PCE-related variability in adolescent mental health.

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Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

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