Between marijuana legalization, the normalization in pop culture and new ways of using (edibles, vaporizers, concentrates), it’s becoming more complicated for parents to talk to their teens. So where do you start? And what should you say? The Partnership for Drug-Free Kids has a "Marijuana...
According to a new study by researchers at Northwestern Medicine in Chicago, IL, smoking marijuana daily for 3 years as a teen is linked with having an abnormally shaped hippocampus and long-term memory problems. The effects appear to last even years after people stop using...
Half of the teen and young adult drivers who die in car crashes are under the influence of either pot, alcohol, or both, suggests a new study done in states where toxicology screening for accident victims is routine. Read more. ...
It has long been known that young people who smoke marijuana early and often are more likely to have learning and mental health problems. Today's higher potency marijuana may mean that these effects are worsened. Addiction may be accelerated, and there are potentially higher risks of paranoia...