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Marijuana Use in Minnesota Youth Declined in 2025, According to New Data
The share of high school juniors reporting past-year use fell from 25.2% in 2013 to 12.7% in 2025, the state health department said.
- The 2025 Minnesota Student Survey reveals a decline in teen cannabis use, marking the first findings since Minnesota legalized recreational cannabis for adults in 2023.
- Self-Reported cannabis use among eighth, ninth, and 11th graders declined 57.7% since 2013, with rates falling from 14.9% in 2013 to 6.3% in 2025.
- In the 2025 study, 96% of students reported no cannabis use in the last month, while more students now perceive using cannabis weekly as moderately to greatly harmful.
- Minnesota Commissioner of Health Dr. Brooke Cunningham warned, "Some of our children are encountering cannabis at young ages," urging parents to discuss potential harms to developing brains.
- The Minnesota Department of Health published "How to Talk with Youth About Cannabis," while the BeCannabisAware website provides additional resources for parents and teachers to support prevention.
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