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Does smoking a little amount of weed once in years affect brain cells?
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Little if any harm: The evidence is strong that occasional use of marijuana rarely is harmful to brain cells or any other part of the body. Moderate regular usage (e.g. daily or a few times a week) probably also is safe, although this is more controversial. For sure very heavy use should be avoided.
Answered 7/23/2017
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