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11 hours ago ago from Marijuana.com
Music Linked to Marijuana Use 12/22/09 | LiveScience | LiveScience Staff Teens who listen to music that mentions marijuana are significantly more likely to use the drug, a new study finds. The research was based on surveys with 959 ninth-graders. Students who listen to music with the most references to marijuana are almost twice as likely to have used the drug than their peers whose musical tastes favor songs less focused on substance ...
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9 hours ago ago from Life Is Like Science Fiction: Niteshift
Teens who listen to music that mentions marijuana are significantly more likely to use the drug, a new study finds. The research was based on surveys with 959 ninth-graders. Students who listen to music with the most references to marijuana are almost twice as likely to have used the drug than their peers whose musical tastes favor songs less focused on substance use, said University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine researcher Dr. ...
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8 hours ago ago from Oregon Partnership’s Blog
There's a positive trend happening in Oregon involving high schoolers and middle schoolers, and in very large part, it has to do with parents taking a larger role in preventing underage drinking and teen drug abuse. And for that, parents should be congratulated! According to the Oregon Health Teens Survey, alcohol use among 11th graders and 8th graders (the classes surveyed) continues to go down. The same is true for illegal ...
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15 hours ago ago from Flamethrower Magazine
Picture taken from 420magazine.com. That's probably a cigarette, but seriously, how badass is that picture? That's our freakin' President! Facing Low Approval Numbers and Recession, Obama Should Legalize Pot Recent polls indicates that Obama’s approval numbers are as low as they’ve been during his presidency, dipping below 50% for the first time since he took office. Facing an economic depression, high unemployment ...
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19 hours ago ago from Drug Free Coalition of Tippecanoe County
By Bob Curley December 15th 2009 Proponents of a new approach to drug policy need look no further than the results of the annual Monitoring the Future (MTF) study, which reports increased youth use of marijuana and a flattening out of many other types of illicit drug use after a prolonged decline. Smoking rates among teens also have fallen to the lowest levels in history, although tobacco-control experts worry that use of ...
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