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Cannabis use in teens not a gateway to conduct problems, study suggests – but risks still exist

  • Written by Dan Romer, Research Director, Annenberg Public Policy Center, University of Pennsylvania
Cannabis use in teens not a gateway to conduct problems, study suggests – but risks still existStudents rolling a joint in a classroom. Marijuana may not lead them to other drugs, a study suggests.fotoNino/Shutterstock.com

With the legalization of cannabis for adults becoming increasingly widespread, more adolescents will be trying the drug. And parents will be wondering what the consequences will be for their teens should they try and...

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