Marijuana FAQ Part 2: Facts and Fictions
Its Not as Dangerous as They Want to Make You Think
"Our national drug strategies are based on unsubstantiated and insufficient information," charged Rep. John Conyers (D-Mich.) after reviewing a 1993 G.A.O. report. "It is impossible to determine [from these surveys] whether ... high school student drug use has been decreasing, increasing, or remaining stable."
Marijuana FAQ Part 2: Facts and Fictions
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Takeaways
- Ten million Americans smoke marijuana regularly
- Marijuana does not kill brain cells, or cause lung cancer
- Marijuana is not physiologically addictive
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