The shift from nicotine vaping to marijuana vaping in the 2010s has contributed to the emergence of previously unseen respiratory conditions and introduced new methods of marijuana consumption. This shift has been driven by the growing legalization of marijuana and its increased availability through online retailers.
Despite efforts to reduce tobacco use, e-cigarettes have remained the most used tobacco product among youth since 2014, with over 2 million still using them. Flavored vapes make it easy to get hooked, putting teens at risk of serious health issues.
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A new study published in the Journal of Substance Use and Misuse finds that vaping nicotine is intensely connected with using marijuana and binge drinking among U.S. youth.
Newly released data from the 2022 Monitoring the Future Survey revealed that amongst youth in the United States, the overall reported substance use throughout the past year has been steady or significantly less than substance use before the 2020 COVID pandemic.
Check out our new resources covering a variety of topics including: Apps Parents/Caregivers Should Know, Behavioral Health Equity, Impacts of Marijuana Legalization, Stigma Associated with Substance Use, Recovery in the Workplace, and Vaping.
The Florida Alcohol and Drug Abuse Association, FADAA, issued a Substance Use Trend Alert regarding the high levels of vaping among youth.
Newly published research in the journal Drug and Alcohol Dependence found an association between vaping either nicotine or THC and psychotic experiences among American college students.
It's National Prevention Week (NPW)! This annual health observance week is sponsored by SAMHSA to increase awareness and action for substance use prevention and promotion of positive mental health.
The latest results from the Monitoring the Future (MTF) study [...]
