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Effectively communicate data in the five institutes of the NIH fact
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reflecting their scientific assessment of smoked marijuana
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Analyze all available data on drug use, especially marijuana, and
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expand
ongoing drug use surveys to determine current levels of drug
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use
in California and Arizona and to track changes in these states in
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drug
use,
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Participate in efforts by all affected parties to develop a more
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effective
“message” for each of the relevant constituency about the use
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marijuana, (preteens, teens, parents, physicians, public health
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officials,
etc.) about the use of marijuana
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Participate in discussions in all other states (where needed) to
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educate
key public and private health leaders about the problems with
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the
two initiatives
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5.
Strengthen our drug abuse prevention efforts directed at preteens
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and
teens (specifically for marijuana) through a new, coordinated
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