U.S. college students are using marijuana at the highest rates in 35 years, according to a new report.
U.S. college students are using marijuana at the highest rates in 35 years, according to a report released Thursday.
"It's the frequent use we're most worried about" because it's linked to poor academic performance and can be detrimental to mental health, said John Schulenberg, one of the Michigan researchers. The 2018 findings are based on responses from about 1,400 adults age 19 to 22, including 900 who were full-time college students and about 500 who were not.
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