Drug abuse (senior phase)
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Substance abuse is defined as a pattern of harmful use of any substance for mood alteration. Factors that increase vulnerability include family history of addiction, childhood abuse/neglect, mental health issues like depression/anxiety, and early drug use. Signs of substance abuse include changes in physical appearance, behavior, and relationships as well as legal and work/school problems. Treatment options include medical care, therapy, counseling, rehabilitation programs, and support groups.
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