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At least Ashtari was honest enough to point out the flaws in the study.
Also, the key words are adolescents and young adults. Your brain is already going through chemical changes on its own, so adding something else to the mix probably won't have good results.
I'm a little leery of taking NIMH-funded studies at face value. I don't know exactly how pressured they are to get the "right" results. There's a lot of pharmaceutical company incestuousness going on.
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