LINKS
Videos and Film links can be found below

Understanding the danger of drugs

OPIATES
MARIJUANA
FENTANYL 
Opiate abuse signs

Teens and Opiates

Opioid epidemic
Marijuana Harms
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Contaminants in marijuana:
Cancer patient dies--medical pot cause
Heavy metals, fungus in marijuana
Pesticide contamination
Pot contaminants
Marijuana pesticides
Health and Medicine

Silent Poison
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Dangers of Marijuana Experienced First Hand​

Dangers of Teen Cannabis Use

Dangers of Indoor Marijuana Grows

Marijuana Not Benign

Proof cannabis DOES lead teenagers harder drugs 

Marijuana and Teens: Risky Business

The Health and Social Effects of Non-Medical Cannabis

80% marijuana tests positive for pathogen

 Southern California counties tested positive for pesticides.

The Other Side of Cannabis Documentary

CDC
We have strong evidence that marijuana use may lead to:
    •    Addiction.
    •    Breathing problems, including inflammation of the airways and symptoms of chronic bronchitis, such as daily cough and phlegm.
    •    Short-term declines in memory, attention, and learning.
    •    Increased risk of poisoning among children.
    •    Increased risk for low birth weight in babies when a mother uses during her pregnancy[PDF 229KB].
    •    Increased risk for psychosis or schizophrenia.
Learn about the health effects of marijuana.

There is evidence that marijuana use may also lead to:
    •    Increased risk for some types of cancer.
    •    Increased risk for heart attack and stroke.
    •    Decreased IQ—and this change in IQ can last a long time and may even be permanent.
    •    Less academic and career success[PDF 224KB].
    •    Lower income[PDF 224KB].
    •    Poor school performance[PDF 224KB].
    •    Increased risk for motor vehicle crashes[PDF 213KB].
Scientific evidence of harms of marijuana
Why Fentanyl is deadlier than heroin

Fentanyl linked to 1000s deaths

Deaths by Fentanyl

Fentanyl Abuse
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