by The Economist, posted 13 04 2023
It failed to prepare the ground
America’s war on drugs has been a disaster. More than a million Americans have died of overdoses since the government started counting in 1999. No wonder a growing number of states are interested in trying something different. Nine of them are contemplating decriminalising the possession of a small amount of drugs. This newspaper has long championed more liberal laws, but before rushing ahead, reform-minded states—in America and beyond—would do well to consider the experience of Oregon, the only American state so far to enact decriminalisation. It has had a rocky start.
18/12/2014
Then suddenly he went right off the rails: Mothers’ stories of adolescent cannabis use
10/04/2023
Altered brain structural and functional connectivity in cannabis users
Drugs: It’s just not worth it
Our 35-page book gives clear and easy to read facts and advice aimed at teenagers and young people.
£3.00