
Study: As Cannabis Reform Spreads, Young People Still Try Tobacco, Alcohol First
According to a new study, it would appear that alcohol and tobacco are the real gateway drugs.

According to a new study, it would appear that alcohol and tobacco are the real gateway drugs.

A new study punches holes in the oft-disregarded “gateway drug” theory.

Young adults who suck down ridiculous amounts of popular energy drinks, like Monster and Red Bull, are at an increased risk for becoming zombie-eyed speed

Data from the 2012 National Survey on Drug Use and Health showed that 60 percent of pot users go on to try other drugs, which

According to a new study, it would appear that alcohol and tobacco are the real gateway drugs.

A new study punches holes in the oft-disregarded “gateway drug” theory.

Young adults who suck down ridiculous amounts of popular energy drinks, like Monster and Red Bull, are at an increased risk for becoming zombie-eyed speed fiends later in life, claims a new study published in the journal Drug and Alcohol Dependence. Researchers from the University of Maryland School of Public Health say they have discovered that people are more likely

Data from the 2012 National Survey on Drug Use and Health showed that 60 percent of pot users go on to try other drugs, which might seem to prove the “gateway” theory, except that 88 percent of drug users started with alcohol, according to several studies reported in The Atlantic. Information published by Treatment4Addiction, which analyzed the government study, showed
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