A legal loophole allows marijuana advertisements to reach underage users through social media, despite federal regulations prohibiting advertising cannabis. Experts from health organizations highlight that children are circumventing age restrictions and engaging with such advertisements, which correlates with a heightened interest in cannabis use. A national survey revealed significant usage rates among adolescents, raising concerns over adolescent brain development and addiction risks. While medical professionals urge for regulatory action, they describe the current landscape as chaotic, posing serious risks for youth mental health and cognitive function.
A legal loophole permits marijuana ads on social media to reach minors, posing serious health risks as youth engage with such content despite legal age restrictions.
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