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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I express my sincere gratitude to our principal Mrs.


Niraki Parekh
and also express my sincere thanks to our Biology
teacher
Mrs. Mamta Nagarkoti for giving me this great
opportunity to do this project about Drug Addiction,
which
helped me to know about the harmful side effects on
various
drugs. I also thank my parents who have helped me in
collecting data regarding this project. Overall I thank to
God
Almighty.
CONTENTS
  INTRODUCTION
  WHAT IS ADDICTION
  TYPES OF DRUG ABUSE
  CAUSES OF ADDICTION
  EFFECTS OF ADDICTION
  HISTORY OF ADDICTION: DRUG
ABUSE
  DIAGONISIS OF ADDICTION
  STUDY (QUESTIONARY)
  THE PROFILE OF FIVE PATIENTS
  TREATMENT OF ADDICTION
  SCENARIO OF ADDICTION
  CONCLUSION
  BIBLIOGRAPHY
INTRODUCTION
Addiction is the one of the biggest disease of the
world. More
than millions of the individual are struggling
against addiction.
It takes away the happiness of the people by
avoiding them to
get what they want and many of the people were
also not able
to take correct decision. According to the recent
studies it has
been found that adolescent is more vulnerable to
addiction.
Addiction is that type of diseases whose
rehabilitation is very
difficult. As we know prevention is better than cure
so we can
prevent our self from getting addicted by not living
under peer
pressure. If we also get addicted, we should
immediately take
the help of specialist for rehab

WHAT IS ADDICTION?

Addiction is the habitual, physiological,


psychological
dependence on a substance or practice which is
beyond
voluntary control. A person who is habituated to a
substance
or a practice, especially a harmful one, is called an
addict.
Addiction is a chronic, progressive and sometimes
fatal
disorder with both genetic and environmental
roots. It
manifests as a compulsion that derives an
individual to
continue to behave in a way that is harmful to self
and loved
ones, despite an intense desire to halt that behavior.
It is a
disease of “more”- an active addict needs an
increasing
amount of substance to get high and is unable to
cease usage
without painful withdrawal symptoms. This is true
whether
the addictive substance is a drug or tobacco or
alcohol or a
behavior. Medically, addiction is of three types:
Tobacco
Addiction, Alcohol Addiction, Drug Addiction

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