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Oct 20
2009

Questions Adolescents Have About Alcohol

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Recently, the National Institute on Drug Abuse hosted its first-ever "Drug Facts Chat Day." The institute invited middle- and high-school students from across the country to submit questions about alcohol, drugs, addiction, and related issues. The questions were then answered by some of the nation's top experts in substance abuse.
"[Q} Would a kid get drunk or high faster than an adult? [A] You
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Oct 20
2009

Some Teens Use Asthma Inhalers to Get High

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About a fourth of teen delinquents who have prescriptions for asthma inhalers over-use them to get high, according to a study from the University of Michigan. Another 33% abuse inhalers, even though they do not have a prescription for them.

Researchers studied 723 adolescents in residential treatment centers, found that abuse of inhalers was widespread, and linked to increased psychiatric
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Oct 05
2009

Drug Sniffing Dogs in Desert Schools

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The Desert Sands Unified School District board, located in the Palm Springs area of Southern California, will soon be voting on whether or not they will allow drug-sniffing dogs in local middle and high schools. Administrators, teachers, and parents are battling a rise of reported incidents of student drug possessions.
Proponents of the idea say using drug-sniffing dogs "gives parents, teachers
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Oct 05
2009

Teens Can Easily Get Whatever Drug They Want

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The teenager that once openly shared the details of his life, now takes to locking his bedroom door. He begins sleeping in late and goes about the house with a glazed look. There are suddenly new friends on the scene but you don't know their names or their
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Sep 29
2009

Help Your Child Choose the Right Friends

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Over the years, research has overwhelmingly indicated that most young people start using drugs and alcohol in response to peer pressure. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration has a "family" page on their web site that's specifically designed to help parents help their children choose friends.
"Help your child learn what qualities to look for in a friend, and advise him about what to
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Sep 29
2009

Out of the Mouth of Babes

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At the tender age of five, Frankie Santa Cruz was doing things his parents should have been doing; changing diapers, making bottles, and taking care of his siblings. His parents, strung out on meth, weren’t able to do these things, so Frankie had to step in.
"He recalls how his parents spent most of their time in the bathroom, leaving him to feed, clothe and care for his brothers and
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Sep 23
2009

Calhoun County Takes Prescription Drug Abuse Seriously

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The Calhoun County Medicine Abuse Prevention Task Force was formed in 2005, as the county became aware of the increasing abuse of prescription medication. Now, the task force is urging parents, teachers and community leaders to educate themselves on the dangers of prescription drug use and the warning signs.
"Signs of a medicine abuse problem may include: hiding pills, obsessively counting them,
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Sep 23
2009

Kids Who Start Drinking as Teens more likely to Binge-drink Later

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People who start drinking after young adulthood are less likely to become binge drinkers, according to a study from the Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation in Berkeley, CA.

Dr. Marcia Russell and her colleagues used data from a five-year study in New York. They found that risks are lower for people who start drinking after age 21 years and who drink only in moderation.
"Drinking patterns
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Sep 23
2009

Addiction Treatment Different for Females

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At a national conference for substance abuse in Edmonton, Nancy Poole - a researcher for the British Columbia Centre of Excellence for Women urged conference attendees to begin developing programs that can meet the unique needs of women struggling to overcome addiction.
"As many as 80 per cent of women entering treatment programs also have histories of being abused or assaulted, and many use
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Sep 23
2009

Former Globetrotter to Discuss Recovery

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From 1953 to 1959 he was known at Jumpin' Johnny Kline, member of the world-famous Harlem Globetrotters. By the 1960s he was addicted to drugs and alcohol. Now, having turned his life around and earned a doctoral degree in History and Philosophy of Education, John Kline is talking about his decline into addiction and his journey back out.
"'Dr. Kline transitioned from dynamic to destitute to
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