199. Cannabis Use Patterns and Their Effects on Risky Decision-Making in Bipolar Disorder

Knowledge of detailed cannabis use patterns is important for populations that report using cannabis to treat cognitive symptoms, e.g., people with bipolar disorder (BD+). We recently reported that chronic cannabis use is associated with improved risky decision-making in BD+ participants, but not in healthy comparison participants (HC). Data on these factors may help elucidate the mechanisms underlying the effects of cannabis on cognition.