Teen Use and the Gateway Theory

Reports and Studies

02/06/12 | Decriminalization/Teen Use Analysis


07/18/11 | Toward a Global View of Alcohol, Tobacco, Cannabis, and Cocaine Use: Findings From the W.H.O. World Mental Health Survey

The U.S. has some of the world's most punitive drug policies and also the world's highest rates of marijuana and cocaine use, according to this World Health Organization survey of 17 countries, conducted by some of the world's leading substance abuse researchers.


07/18/11 | Antededents and Outcomes of Marijuana Use Initiation During Adolescence


06/20/11 | Marijuana Use by Young People


09/25/09 | Antededents and Outcomes of Marijuana Use Initiation During Adolescence

While federal officials regularly note with alarm that marijuana use is associated with poor grades, this study suggests that poor grades may be a cause of teen marijuana use, not the result. Interestingly, school grades were often a stronger predictor of future marijuana use than were attitudes or beliefs about marijuana.


  

OP-Eds

08/06/11 |
Time to Talk to Your Mom about Pot!


08/06/11 |
The Case For Medical Marijuana


08/06/11 |
Legalized Pot Is More Than a Tax Bonanza


08/06/11 |
The Marijuana Closet


08/06/11 |
3 Myths About Marijuana


    

Updates

12/20/11 |
Teen Marijuana Use Continues to Rise Despite High Arrest Rates


12/14/10 |
Teen Marijuana Use Continues to Rise


10/15/10 |
Drug Czar Decries Teen Marijuana Use Even Though His Policies Are Behind Its Increase


03/03/10 |
DEA Marijuana Seizures Nearly Double As Marijuana Production in Mexico Grows by 35%


03/02/10 |
Regulation, Not Prohibition is Key to Reducing Teen Marijuana Use


  

 

 

 

 

 

 


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