By Paul Armentano, NORML Deputy Director Fewer adolescents are consuming cannabis; among those who do, fewer are engaging in problematic use of the plant, according
By Paul Armentano, NORML Deputy Director Self-reported use of marijuana by high-school students is significantly lower today than it was 15 years ago, according to
By Paul Armentano, NORML Deputy Director Marijuana use by adolescents, including self-reported chronic use, is not associated with adverse health effects later in life, according
By Jerry Otero As laws prohibiting marijuana become less punitive, the question, “What about the kids?” becomes more pressing to parents and other adults. We
I received the following press release from New York University and figured I’d post it for discussion: Marijuana is the most prevalent drug in the
Public Hearing Set to Raise Questions of Ethics, Accountability, Use of Taxpayer Dollars and Impact on Students and Their Families TEMECULA, CA—On Monday, August 12,
While prohibitionists have hung their hat on a study that claimed that marijuana use by teens lowers IQ by an average of 8 points as
