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The majority (90.6%) of ND adults agree that preventing alcohol and other drug use among youth is important. CRS, 2015 90 .6% Be an advocate for prevention. www.prevention.nd.gov THE PROBLEM YOUTH MARIJUANA USE in north dakota 86.4% of ND adults perceive youth marijuana use in their community as a problem. CRS, 2015 15.2% of ND high school students used marijuana, one or more times in the past 30 days. YRBS, 2015

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Page 1: THE PROBLEM 15 - Substance Abuse PreventionThe majority (90.6%) of ND adults agree that preventing alcohol and other drug use among youth is important. 90.6% CRS, 2015 Be an advocate

The majority (90.6%) of ND adults agree that preventing alcohol and other drug use among youth is important. CRS, 201590.6%

Be an advocate for prevention. www.prevention.nd.gov

THE PROBLEM

YOUTH MARIJUANA USE in north dakota

86.4%of ND adults perceive youth marijuana use in their community as a problem.CRS, 2015

15.2%of ND high school students used marijuana, one or more times in the past 30 days.YRBS, 2015

Page 2: THE PROBLEM 15 - Substance Abuse PreventionThe majority (90.6%) of ND adults agree that preventing alcohol and other drug use among youth is important. 90.6% CRS, 2015 Be an advocate

HOW DID THIS BECOME A PROBLEM?

Created by the North Dakota State Epidemiological Outcomes Workgroup (SEOW) www.prevention.nd.gov/dataCRS: Community Readiness Survey; NSDUH: National Survey on Drug Use and Health; YRBS: Youth Risk Behavior Survey

CONSEQUENCES

27.5%

Low Perceived Risk27.5% of North Dakotans ages 12-17 perceive great risk in smoking marijuana once a month. NSDUH, 2013-2014

Early Age of First Use5.3% of ND high school students tried marijuana for the first time before the age of 13. YRBS, 2015

Accessibility50.6% of ND adults perceive it is not at all difficult for adults or youth to access marijuana in their community. CRS, 2015

Accessibility18.2% of ND high school students were offered, sold, or given an illegal drug on school property during the year before the survey. YRBS, 2015

5.3%

50.6% 18.2%

Among adolescents receiving substance use disorder treatment services at a Regional Human Service Center, 91% report marijuana use (primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary substance used, as reported by adolescents who were treated in 2015).

91%