Invisible Epidemic: Prescription Drugs Cause Most Overdoses

Published February 18, 2014

Invisible Epidemic: Prescription Drugs Cause Most Overdoses
I talk to several people who know firsthand how addictive and dangerous these drugs can be. Three former addicts discussed how difficult it is to get off of painkillers and the devastating effect it can have on one's life. One lost a promising job as a …
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PM urges families to unite against drug abuse
… exposed to substance abuse problems. “This is because the children's trust towards their parents is less compared to the influence of peers (and) driven by a high curiosity, it might cause them to be easily influenced by negative activities …
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Are energy drinks linked to drug use?
However, a survey of this sort cannot prove cause and effect, and the association could run in both directions. For example, some amphetamine users drink energy drinks to enhance the effect of the drug, and energy drinks are also often mixed with alcohol.
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