Say no to drugs
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The document discusses the dangers of drug use, noting that drugs affect the mind and body, prolonged use can lead to physical or psychological dependence, and overdoses can be fatal. It also lists the top reasons young people use drugs, such as feeling grown up or fitting in, and some of the health risks of drug use, including cardiovascular disease, cancer, and mental disorders. The document encourages taking a quiz about drugs and provides websites with additional drug education information.
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