Recent study from Washington State University shows that high school seniors in US states where cannabis is legal only for medical use are more likely to vape cannabis. The study analyzed responses from 3,770 high school seniors to the 2020 Monitoring the Future Project.

(1/10) According to the study, about 27% of 12th graders in medical marijuana states reported vaping cannabis, compared to 19% in all other states. This trend could be due to youth in medical-only states perceiving cannabis use as less risky.

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Study finds link between vaping and increased symptoms of depression

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Vaping has become a popular trend among young people, but the risks are rarely understood. While it is well known that nicotine harms developing brains, making young people more susceptible to addiction, its effects on mental illnesses are less well understood.

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Why you should assign Project Bono’s Nicotine Awareness & Prevention class to students who receive in-school suspension for vaping:

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First, our courses can help students to better understand the risks of vaping and the potential health consequences. By providing accurate and reliable information, our courses can help students to make informed decisions about their health and wellbeing.