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October 2006, Volume 21, Number 1

• Marijuana Smoking Is Associated With a Spectrum of Respiratory Disorders

April 2006, Volume 20, Number 5

• MTF Survey Finds Overall Decline in Teen Substance Abuse
• Abuse Drops When High School Seniors View Marijuana as Dangerous

August 2005, Volume 20, Number 2

• Twin Study Links Marijuana Abuse, Suicide, And Depression

August 2005, Volume 20, Number 1

• NIDA Intensifies Focus on Marijuana Abuse

May 2005, Volume 19, Number 6

• Marijuana-Related Disorders, but Not Prevalence Of Use, Rise Over Past Decade
• Teen Drug Abuse Continues Its Three-Year Decline

January 2005, Volume 19, Number 5

• Marijuana Abuse: Age of Initiation, Pleasure of Response Foreshadow Young Adult Outcomes

December 2003, Volume 18, Number 5

• Cognitive Deficits in Marijuana Smokers Persist After Use Stops
• Early Use of Drugs May Lead to Later Psychiatric Disorders

November 2003, Volume 18, Number 4

• Twins Study Links Early Marijuana Use to Increased Risk of Abuse or Dependence

January 2003, Volume 18, Number 2

• Gender and Ethnic Patterns in Drug Use Among High School Seniors

January 2003, Volume 17, Number 5

• Teen Drug Use Declined in 2002, Report Shows

October 2002, Volume 17, Number 3

• Study Demonstrates That Marijuana Smokers Experience Significant Withdrawal
• Cannabinoid Antagonist Reduces Marijuana's Effects in Humans
• New "Research Report" Presents Marijuana Facts

May 2002, Volume 17, Number 2

• Shortened Family Prevention Programs Yield Long-Lasting Reductions in Adolescent Drug Abuse

April 2002, Volume 17, Number 1

• Chronic Marijuana Abuse May Increase Risk of Stroke
• Cognitive Deficits Associated With Heavy Marijuana Use Appear To Be Reversible
• Adolescent Treatment Programs Reduce Drug Abuse, Produce Other Improvements

October 2001, Volume 16, Number 4

• Television Public Service Announcements Decrease Marijuana Use in Targeted Teens

August 2001, Volume 16, Number 3

• Adding Vouchers to Behavioral Therapies Improves Marijuana Treatment Results

September 2000, Volume 15, Number 4

• Gender Differences in Prevalence of Drug Abuse Traced to Opportunities to Use

August 2000, Volume 15, Number 3

• Cocaine, Marijuana, and Heroin Abuse Up, Methamphetamine Abuse Down

March 2000, Volume 15, Number 1

• Evidence Accumulates That Long-Term Marijuana Users Experience Withdrawal
• Marijuana-Like Compound in Womb May Influence Early Pregnancy

November 1999, Volume 14, Number 4

• Twin Studies Help Define the Role of Genes in Vulnerability to Drug Abuse
• Student Use of Marijuana Linked to Perceptions of Risk

September 1999, Volume 14, Number 3

• Ethnic Identification and Cultural Ties May Help Prevent Drug Use

April 1999, Volume 14, Number 1

• MERIT Award Research Helps Reveal Long-term and Developmental Impact of Drug Abuse
• Tracking Trends in Teen Drug Abuse Over the Years

March 1999, Volume 13, Number 6

• Institute Launches Science Education Campaign for Middle Schoolers

November/December 1997, Volume 12, Number 6

• Research Must Determine Medical Potential of Marijuana, NIH Expert Panel Concludes

September/October 1997, Volume 12, Number 5

• New NIDA Drug Abuse Education Materials for Middle School Students

July/August 1997, Volume 12, Number 4

• Promising Advances Toward Understanding the Genetic Roots of Addiction

January/February 1997, Volume 12, Number 1

• Smoking Any Substance Raises Risk of Lung Infections

May/June 1996, Volume 11, Number 3

• Studies Show Cognitive Impairments Linger in Heavy Marijuana Users

January/February 1996, Volume 11, Number 1

• Marijuana Impairs Driving-Related Skills and Workplace Performance

November/December 1995, Volume 10, Number 6

• NIDA Conference Advances HHS Secretary's Marijuana Initiative
• Marijuana Antagonist Reveals Evidence of THC Dependence in Rats

July/August 1995, Volume 10, Number 4

• NIDA Takes a Lead Role in National Marijuana Initiative
• Marijuana Initiative Features Scientifically Accurate, Credible Messages

January/February 1995, Volume 10, Number 1

• NIDA Survey Provides First National Data on Drug Use During Pregnancy
• Early Childhood Behavior and Temperament Predict Later Substance Use