marijuana abuse

Contains essays that examine aspects of America's underground economy, discussing the marijuana business, the links between Fortune 500 companies and pornography, and California's use of migrant workers.

Presents case studies and real-life stories of the harmful effects of marijuana and what it does to the mind and body.

Discusses marijuana, the most widely used illegal drug in the United States, emphasizing its damaging physiological effects on the mind and body, most especially the lungs.

Presents a concise overview on issues associated with marijuana use; and contains primary source quotes and statistics on topics including the legalization of marijuana and its effect on society.

Discusses the history, effects, and treatment of marijuana use as well as legal matters, medicinal marijuana, and the marijuana industry, and provides a glossary and further reading list.

Traces the history of marijuana from its origins to the present, discussing the campaign for the legalization of marijuana for medical purposes and the scientific breakthoughs in the treatments using marijuana.

Contains twelve essays in which the authors present a wide range of viewpoints on the issue of marijuana use; and includes a bibliography and an annotated list of relevant organizations.

Provides a clear, insightful discussion about legalization of marijuana with intergrating facts and a variety of contrasting opinions for a solid, balanced perspective. Sidebars add depth to the discussion by expanding on important ideas and events.

Provides information about marijuana, explaining what it is, reviewing the history of the drug, and discussing its effects on the body, its cultivation, and sale. Includes links to Web sites for further study.