Marijuana legalization doesn’t produce “potheads,” or does it serve as a gateway drug Legislators and other officials who have been in charge of carrying out the legalization of marijuana in
Marijuana opponents no longer have solid ground to argue against cannabis legalization Marijuana in relation to adolescent use has brought much controversy. Many believe that the youth become slackers, vagabonds,
A new study reconfirms other research that legalizing marijuana doesn’t lead to increased teen use The University of Michigan’s annual government-funded Monitoring the Future (MTF) survey yesterday revealed data showing
NIDA Director Nora Volkow finally acknowledges that legal cannabis doesn’t mean teen use Legislators and other officials who have been in charge of carrying out the legalization of marijuana in
New research continues to show that adolescent cannabis use doesn’t increase after legalization Concerned citizens who argued against the legalization of marijuana were always worried that, if cannabis were made
The myth that legalized cannabis leads to adolescent consumption is busted Cannabis use disorder is not on the rise as a result of cannabis legalization as opponents had suggested would
More evidence surfaces that legalizing cannabis doesn’t create a society of youth potheads The continued belief by cannabis opponents that legalizing marijuana consumption is going to lead to a nation
More research shows that legal states don’t produce drugged-out adolescents One of the arguments marijuana opponents have tried to use in order to keep the plant from being legalized is
The study was led by a group of researchers out of Arizona There is an established belief that cannabis consumption during the teenage years can lead to issues with brain