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Study finds longer waits for teen marijuana treatment

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A new national study finds teenagers seeking treatment for cannabis use disorder are waiting longer to get help.
Researchers analyzed more than 124,000 admissions to publicly funded treatment programs between 2012 and 2022.
After years of improvement, wait times for adolescents increased sharply, even as federal officials consider changing marijuana’s classification under federal law.

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