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Drugs & Alcohol
Smoking, drinking, and doing drugs can really affect people's lives. Is your life affected? Discover the truth in this section.
- Alcohol
  
  Alcohol
  
  Binge Drinking
  
  Coping When a Parent Has an Alcohol or Drug Problem
- Drugs
  
  Amphetamines
  
  Are Steroids Worth the Risk
  
  Bath Salts
  
  Caffeine
  
  Cocaine
  
  Cough and Cold Medicine Abuse
  
  Depressants
  
  Drugs What to Know
  
  GHB
  
  Hepatitis C
  
  Heroin
  
  Inhalants
  
  Ketamine
  
  LSD
  
  Marijuana
  
  MDMA Ecstasy
  
  Methamphetamine Meth
  
  Mushrooms
  
  PCP
  
  Prescription Drug Abuse
  
  Rohypnol
  
  Salvia
  
  Study Drugs
  
  Taking Prescription Opioid Pain Medicines Safely
- Getting Help
  
  5 Facts About Goal Setting
  
  Dealing With Addiction
  
  How to Get Tested for HIV
- Tobacco
  
  How Can I Quit Smoking
  
  Secondhand Smoke
  
  Smokeless Tobacco
  
  Smoking
  
  Smoking and Asthma
  
  Vaping What You Need to Know

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