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(HealthDay News, June 1) In addition to affecting your brain development, smoking marijuana could also lead to gum disease, according to a new study.

Authorities believe the brownies were made from a marijuana concentrate.

The straw would be able to detect the popular date rape drugs roofies, liquid ecstasy, and Special K.

New research suggests users can get hooked on cocaine after just the first use.

Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker recently spoke out about his recovery after a deadly plane crash in 2008, and how that led him to quit recreational and prescription drugs.

Research from Canada tells us how weed can change your attitude towards school. 

(WMUR, May 11) New Hampshire students gave their ideas for solutions to the opioid epidemic facing their local communities during a recent televised special.

Few drug treatment centers offer teen-focused groups or programs, leaving the young people to go to self-help meetings with mostly adults.

(Live Science, May 4)  Researchers looked at ER visits from 13 to 21-year-olds at Children’s Hospital Colorado (or one of its urgent-care centers) between January 2005 and June 2015. 

Pregnant teens smoke weed twice as much as non pregnant teens, according to a survey.