Nov. 22, 1999
Teenage attitudes toward drug use are changing.
A new study by the Partnership For A Drug-Free America shows that drug use among teens is on the decline.
40-percent of teens strongly think that it's not cool to use drugs. And this year, trial use of methamphetamine dropped 10-percent.
Inhalants were down 19-percent.
And marijuana use declined 41-percent.
But experts warn even with the encouraging statistics, parents need to understand that drug use is still a prevalent problem.
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