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MDMA has ten Wesleyan students feeling like losers (not champions) >>

Tallulah Willis opens up about her struggle with substance abuse and self-esteem >>

Kudos to her for taking charge. 

Marijuana poses a major threat to teens' health, from brain abnormalities to dependence to I.Q. loss. Read all about the risks.

Considering it's sold over-the-counter, synthetic pot is way scarier and much more dangerous than it seems. 

Here's everything you need to know about this lethal new high >>  

Teens are overdosing on 'Spice' across the country...and some aren't living through it.

Thinking of going on Accutane?

We weighed the pros and cons >>  

Puff, puff, pass...

No seriously, pass >> 

Ever wonder what rehab is really like? 

Real teens share their stories >> 

Are undercover cops invading your campus? 

Teen Vogue investigates the growing controversy surrounding the decades-old practice >> 

Once a junkie's drug, heroin has taken hold in suburbs across the country, offering teens a hard-core high for the cost of $10--and sometimes their lives.

You know all about not mixing cars and alcohol, but what about pot?

Everyone knows the dangers and consequences of driving drunk, but what about driving high?

We asked teens and experts what they had to say about driving and smoking weed >>

Heroin use is on the rise in high schools across the country, and this powerful drug is no joke. 

Teen Vogue investigates >>

Once a junkie's thrill, heroin has taken hold in suburbs across the country, offering teens a hard-core high for the cost of $10--and sometimes their lives.

Teen Vogue reports >> 

Teen Vogue takes a look at how MDMA use is sweeping the nation >>

Although celebs (and some states!) are making pot seem totally mainstream, taking a hit is still not a great idea when it comes to your health. There are tons of myths about marijuana, but that's just the point—not all of them are 100% true. Find out the real risks of lighting up >>