Chapter 9 Medicines and Drugs
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The document discusses different types of medicines and drugs, including prescription medicines which require a doctor's order, potentially harmful drugs, and substances like caffeine, tobacco, and alcohol. It notes that medicines can help when you're ill but drugs can change your body in unwanted ways. The final section advises refusing drugs and getting help from trusted adults to stay safe.
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Drug abuse refers to using chemicals to experience pleasurable effects on the brain. Addiction is a disease affecting the brain and behavior that causes uncontrollable drug use despite harm. Treatment involves pharmacological, psychological, and social support approaches to address both physical and mental aspects of addiction over the long-term to prevent relapse into drug abuse.
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(1) The document is a 12th grade class project on drug addiction and abuse. It discusses various drugs like tobacco, alcohol, marijuana, cocaine, and others.
(2) It explains how drug addiction begins, often due to curiosity, peer pressure, mental health issues, and a desire to experience different mental states. Regular use can lead to physical and psychological dependence.
(3) Specific drugs like tobacco and alcohol are examined in more depth, covering their sources, modes of use, effects, and health impacts of regular consumption. Overall, the project aims to raise awareness about the dangers of drug use and addiction.
Health hazards
Smoking and alcohol abuse can seriously damage health in several ways. Smoking causes cancer and heart disease, while long-term alcohol abuse can lead to addiction, cirrhosis of the liver, and cancer. Both smoking and excessive drinking are also harmful to non-users through secondhand smoke and alcohol-related accidents and crime. While moderate alcohol consumption may be safe for adults, young people should avoid drinking alcohol due to greater health risks. Illegal and abused drugs can also seriously harm health through addiction, overdose, disease, and other effects. Help is available for those struggling with addiction.
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