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    Drug addiction can stem from a variety of environmental and social factors. People use drugs for different reasons like coping with life's challenges or escaping reality, but drug dependence often leads to dangerous health issues, accidents, family and work problems, and legal and financial complications. To prevent addiction, it is important to understand risk factors, avoid peer pressure, maintain a balanced lifestyle, recognize warning signs, develop healthy coping mechanisms and relationships, and only take prescription drugs as directed by a doctor.

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    Drug addiction can stem from a variety of environmental and social factors. People use drugs for different reasons like coping with life's challenges or escaping reality, but drug dependence often leads to dangerous health issues, accidents, family and work problems, and legal and financial complications. To prevent addiction, it is important to understand risk factors, avoid peer pressure, maintain a balanced lifestyle, recognize warning signs, develop healthy coping mechanisms and relationships, and only take prescription drugs as directed by a doctor.

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    Drug addiction can stem from a variety of environmental and social factors. People use drugs for different reasons like coping with life's challenges or escaping reality, but drug dependence often leads to dangerous health issues, accidents, family and work problems, and legal and financial complications. To prevent addiction, it is important to understand risk factors, avoid peer pressure, maintain a balanced lifestyle, recognize warning signs, develop healthy coping mechanisms and relationships, and only take prescription drugs as directed by a doctor.

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    INTRO

    : Drugs affect the way your body and mind function;


    : they can change how you feel, think and behave.
    : When you're addicted, you may continue using the drug despite the harm it causes.
    : People of any age, sex or economic status can become addicted to a drug.
    QUESTION
    : Why do people use drugs when they know they might cause problems?
    : Every day we make choices that affect our health.
    : People take drugs for a lot of different reasons,
    : like to deal with life’s challenges,
    : to escape from reality,
    : and to relieve pain,
    FACTORS
    : What are some environmental factors which may contribute to drug addiction?
    : Absence of social support
    : Use of drugs among peers
    : Socioeconomic status
    : Stress and ability to cope with it
    : Parental and familial involvement
    : History of abuse or neglect
    : History of compulsive behavior

    EFFECTS
    : Dependence on drugs can create a number of dangerous and damaging complications, and that
    includes,

    : Getting an infectious disease.

    : Other health problems

    : Accidents

    : Suicide

    : Family problems.

    : Work issues.

    : Problems at school

    : Legal issues

    : Financial problems.
    PREVENTION

    : How can we prevent drug addiction?

    : Understand How Addiction Happens.

    : Know Your Risk Factors. ...

    : Steer Clear of Peer Pressure. ...

    : Live a Balanced Life. ...

    : Know the Signs. ...

    : Learn to Cope. ...

    : Develop Strong and Healthy Relationships. ...

    : Take All Prescription Drugs Exactly as Prescribed

    TAGLINE

    : Aim High But Don’t Be High / Drugs or Grades, Which Do You Choose?

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