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Percentages of Initiates among Persons Who Recently Initiated Marijuana Use When They Were Younger Than Age 18, by Month: 2002

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Source: SAMHSA, Office of Applied Studies, National Survey on Drug Use and Health, 2002.

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Inside This Issue

Older Adults: Improving Mental Health Services

	Part 1
	Part 2

Older Adults—Related Content:
	From the Administrator: Mental Health for Older Americans
	Resources for Older Adults
	Targeted Capacity Expansion Sites
	Countering Stigma
	Prescription Drugs & Alcohol Don't Mix
	Increases in Substance Abuse Treatment
	Chart—All Admissions, 2001
	Safety Tips on Medicines & Alcohol

Stigma and Mental Illness: SAMHSA Raises Awareness

SAMHSA Unveils Strategic Prevention Framework

In Brief…

HIPAA Publication

Publications in Spanish

Children's Program Kit

ADSS Cost Study

Behind the Numbers: SAMHSA's Survey on Drug Use

For Many Youth, Summer Means First-Time Substance Use

Related Content:

Chart—First Time Substance Use

Young Drivers Report

SAMHSA Releases Updated Directory of Treatment Programs

Tip 40—Buprenorphine Treatment: Guide for Physicians

Treatment Admissions Increase for Opiates, Marijuana, Methamphetamine

Drug-Abusing Mothers Place Their Children at Risk

Non-medical Use of Prescription Pain Relievers Increases

Recovery Month Toolkit Now Available

SAMHSA Revamps Agency Web Site, Improves Usability

SAMHSA News - July/August 2004, Volume 12, Number 4

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