Teenagers’ cannabis addiction rates are about the same as those for prescription opioids, says a new study in JAMA Pediatrics. “A year after first trying cannabis, almost 10.7 per cent of adolescents age 12 to 17 met the criteria of addiction. Those in the same age group who tried … Continue to full story .......
Vaping cannabis may put teens at a greater risk for developing symptoms of lung injury than those who smoke cigarettes, or marijuana, or who vape nicotine, according to a new study. Adolescents were about twice as likely to report wheezing or whistling in the chest than those who used e-cigarettes
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The pandemic is a stressful time for everyone, but especially for our kids. Whether our kids are feeling anxious, bored or tempted by addictive substances, our response can be the same: Start talking openly about healthy ways to manage anxiety and depression, then track and secure medications.