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Marijuana use: Legal for 21 and older, but not risk-free.

Marijuana use is legal in Michigan for those 21 years of age and older. For these Michiganders, using marijuana is a personal choice. However, it is illegal for anyone younger than 21 to purchase, possess, or use marijuana. This law protects our youth from the harmful effects of marijuana on the developing brain.

At any age, marijuana use comes with risks. Learning more about them will help you do your part to prevent underage marijuana use, and protect yourself as well.    

Learn more about marijuana risks.

Knowing the health risks associated with marijuana use is the first step toward keeping yourself and others safe.

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    Get the facts.

    Knowing the health risks associated with marijuana use is the first step toward keeping yourself and others safe. 
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    Learn what you can do.

    Learn steps you can take to prevent underage marijuana use and minimize the overall health risks associated with marijuana and THC.
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    Get more resources.

    Find resources for further help in doing your part.

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Help for accidental marijuana ingestion

Marijuana and THC edibles can be very harmful if accidentally ingested by children. If you suspect your child has consumed any such substances, call the Poison Control Center Hotline at 1-800-222-1222.

If the reaction is severe, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.

 

Help for a marijuana misuse problem

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