Smoking
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Teen use of any illicit drug other than marijuana at new low, same true for alcohol
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Vaping, hookah use by US teens declines for first time
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Vaping, hookah use by U.S. teens declines for first time
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Smokers urged to use Nov. 17 to ‘Quit For A Day’
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Marijuana use remains on the rise among US college students, but narcotic drug use declines
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Vaping: U.S. teens lured by flavors, not nicotine
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Smoking greatly reduces life expectancy for those with serious mental illness
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Ability to quit smoking differs by race
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Marijuana use dampens brain’s response to reward over time
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FDA ruling on e-cigarettes: U-M experts available
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Simulation offers glimpse of how e-cigarettes could impact smoking decades from now
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Medical marijuana reduces use of opioid pain meds, decreases risk for some with chronic pain
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Teen cigarette smoking drops to historic low in 2015
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Use of ecstasy, heroin, synthetic marijuana, alcohol declined among US teens in 2015
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Most youth use e-cigarettes for novelty, flavors—not to quit smoking
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Cigarillo use increases estimates of teen smoking rates by half
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Teen cigarette smoking drops to historic low in 2015
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Cigarillo use increases estimates of teen smoking rates by half
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Most youth use e-cigarettes for novelty, flavors — not to quit smoking