Addressing the Epidemic of Student Drug Abuse in Schools
Student drug abuse has serious consequences, both for individuals and the broader school community, and addressing it requires a multi-faceted approach.
Student drug abuse has serious consequences, both for individuals and the broader school community, and addressing it requires a multi-faceted approach.
Vaping and e-cigarette use threatens student health and academic achievement and is draining precious school resources. Here’s how human interventions and technologies can help address the problem.
Seven students were taken to a local hospital for treatment after possibly consuming an edible cannabis product.
The SRO found 7.6 ounces of suspected fentanyl, nine ounces of suspected marijuana, a loaded 9mm handgun, and $4,463 in cash.
The marijuana wax drug, also known as marijuana oil, is highly potent and dangerous.
A consultant for professionals and law enforcement officers discusses ways to ensure prevention efforts are both successful and sustainable.
The survey also found a decrease in marijuana vaping, nicotine vaping and alcohol use among college students.
Negative effects of marijuana such as vomiting, racing hearts and psychotic episodes are sending more people in Colorado to the emergency room.
The study shows evidence of structural brain and cognitive effects with just one or two instances of cannabis use in adolescence.
In August, more than 70 people overdosed near a park in New Haven, Conn., after consuming synthetic weed laced with fentanyl.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.