Michael Lynksey
Michael T. Lynskey is a Professor of Addictions in the National Addictions Centre with a focus on adolescence and young adulthood.
Michael has published extensively in the field of longitudinal studies and developmental psychopathology, with a particular emphasis on issues relating to cannabis use and cannabis use disorders, including the epidemiology and etiology of cannabis use and dependence; the assessment of cannabis use disorders, the comorbidity between cannabis use and mental health, and the genetics of cannabis dependence.
Michael T. Lynskey is a Professor of Addictions in the National Addictions Centre with a focus on adolescence and young adulthood.
Michael has published extensively in the field of longitudinal studies and developmental psychopathology, with a particular emphasis on issues relating to cannabis use and cannabis use disorders, including the epidemiology and etiology of cannabis use and dependence; the assessment of cannabis use disorders, the comorbidity between cannabis use and mental health, and the genetics of cannabis dependence.
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