Tuesday, May 26, 2020

Protecting the Developing Teen Brain

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NIDA for Teens: Advancing Addiction Science

Resources on Protecting the Developing Teen Brain

Brain science tells us that prevention is especially important for young people. Below please find highlighted resources on the developing brain and addiction.

For Teens: Teen Brain Development

Help young people understand how drug use can impact brain development. This video explains brain development and encourages teens to make healthy choices to help properly “code” their own brains.

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For Parents: The Developing Brain

National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) scientist Dr. Ruben Baler explains the difference between an adult brain and an adolescent brain, and shares his knowledge on the biggest risks that young people face. Dr. Baler also provides tips for how parents can do their best to keep their teens healthy and safe.

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Drugs, Brains, and Behavior: The Science of Addiction

People of all ages can experience problems with drugs and addiction. This NIDA resource provides scientific information about addiction, including the many harmful consequences of drug misuse and the basic approaches that have been developed to prevent and treat this disease.

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FACT: Teen vaping of both nicotine and marijuana are on the rise.

Give teens the facts about vaping.
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