DRUG AWARNESS PROGRAM Conducted by Tamilnad Police Drug Intelligence (Speech DR GEETHA KENNEDY:)

DRUG AWARNESS PROGRAM Conducted by Tamilnad Police Drug Intelligence (Speech DR GEETHA KENNEDY:)
More teens than ever before are getting high on prescription pain killers and ADHD drugs. 1 in 4 high school students admit to misusing or abusing these medications. The abuse rate among 18-25 year olds in NH is the second highest in the nation, and those aged 12-17 are not far behind. Finding pills is easier than you think; at home, in school, even online. This video is a look at teen prescription drug abuse: what kids and parents need to know about the new teen high
.This engaging and candid programme provides an overview of three classifications of drugs. Statistics on teen use of illicit drugs are followed by a closer investigation of cannabis, ecstasy and methamphetamine (ice). The appearance, characteristics, street names, and long and short term effects of each drug are discussed. An ideal resource for improving drug awareness and understanding the risks of illegal drug use. #WorldDrugDay#DrugAbuse #Health4Justice #Justice4Health

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