Department of Nursing, Centre for Addiction Medicine and Department of Mental Health Education, NIMHANS Production, 2025
This informative video titled “Cannabis Use – Myths vs. Facts” aims to debunk common misconceptions about cannabis. It highlights the risks associated with cannabis use, including mental health issues, impaired judgment, addiction, and legal consequences in India. The video stresses that being a natural substance doesn’t make cannabis safe, especially for youth, pregnant women, or while driving. It emphasizes the importance of informed decision-making and encourages viewers to prioritize their health by staying aware and saying no to cannabis.
Cannabis Use – Myths vs. Facts | Stay Informed, Stay Safe
Cannabis, also known as weed, pot, or marijuana, is often surrounded by myths and misconceptions. Is it really harmless because it’s natural? Can it boost creativity? Is it legal and safe to use?
In this video, we break down the most common myths about cannabis and reveal the facts you need to know. From health risks and legal concerns to its effects on the brain, especially in young people, we cover it all — clearly and factually.
✅ Learn why cannabis is not as harmless as it seems
✅ Understand the legal status of cannabis in India
✅ Discover the truth about addiction, pregnancy risks, and risks associated with driving under the influence of Cannabins
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📌 Remember: Your health and well-being come first.
Stay informed. Stay safe. Say NO to cannabis.
Credits:
Content & Script by:
Dr. Kannan K., Clinical Instructor, College of Nursing, NIMHANS
Dr. Prasanthi Nattala, Professor & Head, Department of Nursing, NIMHANS
Dr. Jayant Mahadevan, Assistant Professor, Centre for Addiction Medicine, Department of Psychiatry, NIMHANS
Dr. K.S. Meena, Professor & Head, Department of Mental Health Education, NIMHANS
Post Production & Creative Direction by:
MINDIA – Mind of India
Developed with support from the Swachhta Action Plan 2024–25 under the Kayakalp Scheme, MoHFW, Govt. of India
