Pot Might Blunt Damage of Binge Drinking
Study found those who also smoked showed less damage to brain's white matter
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Book Bomb Today!: Marijuana is Safer
CANNABIS CULTURE - A new book called Marijuana is Safer: So why are we driving people to drink? by three marijuana activists has just hit Amazon, and with your help we can push it to #1. The Great Marijuana Book Bomb has dropped!
Pot Parents: Smoking’s Better Than Drinking!
A controversial new movement promotes pot use instead of alcohol. These parents want to ban pot prohibition because they believe it will save lives.
Driven To Drink By Marijuana Laws?
Tough marijuana laws are driving millions of Americans to a more dangerous mood-altering substance, alcohol.
Marijuana Proponents Urge Colleges To Mellow Out
Hey dude, can we talk? Marijuana advocates who say pot is safer than alcohol want colleges to wade into a hazy debate over whether schools' tough pot penalties are actually worsening their drinking woes.
420: Thoughts on Pot vs. Alcohol from a Former Police Chief
Norm Stamper of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition explores how pot and booze effect health and public safety
We Tried A War Like This Once Before
In 1932, Alphonse Capone, an influential businessman then living in Chicago, used to drive through the city in a caravan of armor-plated limos built to his specifications by General Motors.
Pot Protects From Workplace Accidents
Another one of the overhyped stereotypes around marijuana users has just bitten the dust. For years people assumed that getting 'stoned' made you either lazy or careless. The bleary-eyed stoner getting into mishaps is the stuff of much comedy. But what if marijuana use actually made you more careful and less likely to screw up and hurt yourself?
Editorial: Defining Drugs
We overestimate the risks of consuming illicit drugs while greatly underestimating the risks of the legal variety
Government Survey Confirms: Our Laws Steer Americans Toward Alcohol Use
Alcohol use - and abuse - dwarfs marijuana use among all age groups; Statement from Steve Fox, executive director, Safer Alternative for Enjoyable Recreation (SAFER)
