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Cannabis use: last 30 days use
Current cannabis use is associated with increased risk for addiction and various health problems, including impaired cognitive function and mental health disorders. This measure assesses the frequency of recent cannabis use among 15-year-olds, revealing the proportion who are actively using cannabis. Monitoring trends in current cannabis use can inform targeted interventions aimed at reducing cannabis use and mitigating its potential harms.
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