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Insight: Marijuana – Straight Facts Booklet

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Age Adult · College · High School · Middle SchoolLanguage English · Spanish
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This educational booklet is a useful resource that provides facts and information about the potential risks, dangers and consequences of marijuana use. The booklet warns readers that marijuana is an illegal and harmful drug that sends nearly a quarter million people a year in this country to drug treatment clinics for help. It notes that its short term effects on perception and motor skills are similar to those of alcohol. Long term users often suffer “amotivational syndrome”, which is a generalized disinterest in work, studies and activities.

It also lists the street names for marijuana, and describes the short and long term health effects of smoking “pot.” Readers learn the signs that someone is using and abusing marijuana. In conclusion, this booklet provides additional resources and support for individuals who are trying to stop using marijuana or who are seeking help for marijuana use disorder. Overall, this little book an important tool in reducing marijuana use and promoting public health.

This booklet is also available in Spanish.

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Age / Grade Adult, College, High School, Middle School

Language English, Spanish

Observance National Public Health Week, National Substance Abuse Prevention Month

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