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Teen Marijuana Use Drops to the Lowest Level Since 1994 – Legalization and Education Keeps Kids Safe

The decline in teen cannabis use to a 30-year low is a remarkable achievement that reflects the success of education, regulation, and shifting social norms. It challenges fears that legalization would lead to widespread underage use and offers valuable lessons for managing public health.

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