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Rise in Drug-Abuse-Related Narcotic Pain Medications Seen in Emergency Rooms

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Emergency Department Mentions of Marijuana Among Patients Age 12 to 17 and Age 18 to 25: 1995 through 2002

Graph of Emergency Department Mentions of Marijuana Among Patients Age 12 to 17 and Age 18 to 25: 1995 through 2002; age 12 to 17 was 7972 in 1995 and 18845 in 2002; age 18 to 25 was 14798 in 1995 and 36896 in 2002 d

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SAMHSA News - Volume XI, Number 3, Summer 2003