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3 Effects of Substances on the Teen Brain - Video
Social Media Video - Effects of Substances on the Teen Brain
April 25, 2022
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This under 2-minute video describes the effects of substances on the developing teen brain. The brain is a complex organ and doesn’t fully develop until a person’s mid 20s. Substances affect the brain and can cause developmental issues.

 

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