The CDC just published its annual “Youth Risk Behavior Survey,” which reflects many of the findings of our “Lifeline: Risky Business” survey — that Millennials are more into pot than cigarettes, they’re drinkers but few drink and drive, and that they still haven’t internalized the dangers of texting and driving.

The CDC just published its annual “Youth Risk Behavior Survey,” which reflects many of the findings of our “Lifeline: Risky Business” survey — that Millennials are more into pot than cigarettes, they're drinkers but few drink and drive, and that they still haven't internalized the dangers of texting and driving. (CDC)