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Steroids Aren’t the Only Performance Enhancing Drugs

Category: Facts   Tags: , Signs of Prescription Drug Abuse, teen prescription drug abuse Adderall is a stimulant prescription medication used to treat patients with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and narcolepsy. For these patients, the drug helps to normalize brain function and behavior. Unfortunately, the drug is frequently abused by healthy individuals looking for an

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Currently Browing prescription drug abuse prevention

Description: Young people are at especially high risk of prescription drug abuse. Locking up your prescription medications can help keep teens safe. Opioid Overdose Prevention Programs Save Lives Category: News   Tags: painkiller abuse, prescription drug abuse prevention, prescription drug overdose Opioid overdose prevention programs (OOPPs) are organized, community-centered efforts designed to decrease the chances that

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Over-the-Counter Drug Abuse Among Teens: Read the Warning Signs

Category: News   Tags: , ADHD medication abuse, parenting, Signs of Prescription Drug Abuse Parents of adolescents are naturally concerned about the possibility of their kids getting involved with illegal drugs or alcohol. But few moms and dads realize that they may be keeping dangerous and potentially addictive substances right in their very own medicine cabinets

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CDC Calls Prescription Drug Abuse a Public Health Epidemic

Category: News   Tags: , prescription drug death Personal stories sometimes bring home the great tragedy that is prescription drug abuse. It’s a problem the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) wants Americans to be better informed about. Austin Box played linebacker for the Oklahoma Sooners. Like so many other college football players, Box took

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