U.S. Department of Health & Human Services

Marijuana Admissions to Substance Abuse Treatment Aged 18 to 30: Early vs. Adult Initiation

Published Date:

May 16, 2014

Collected Date:

2000-2010

Data Source:

Treatment Episode Data Set

Report Type:

Short Report

Description:

A Treatment Episode Data Set (TEDS) short report that analyzes the differences between treatment admissions involving persons who started using marijuana at age 17 or younger and those that initiated as adults. The report uses data from 2000-2010.

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