Teens Who Consume Energy Drinks Are at Higher Risk of Substance Abuse

Published February 6, 2014

Teens Who Consume Energy Drinks Are At Higher Risk Of Substance Abuse
However, the latest research says that these teens also show higher rates of alcohol, cigarette or drug use. Researchers analyzed data from nearly 22,000 US secondary students who participated in a University of Michigan study entitled “Monitoring the …
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The NFL does not test players for recreational drugs during the season
That's easy: For players who have not previously tested positive or been arrested on drug-related charges, the league's random testing for what it calls "substances of abuse" only takes place for approximately four months out of the year, all of it …
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Drug addicts and alcoholics blamed for shoplifting in Rotherham
“We have looked at whether it's down to economic circumstances, unemployment, new communities moving in but officers tasked with dealing with shoplifting say it is down to drug abuse, especially heroin and other Class A drugs, as well as alcohol abuse.
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Residents tie Ford City heists to drugs
Klukan laments the changing nature of the neighborhood he sees now — one where problems related to drugs are becoming more common; where parents are worried that their children will be exposed to crime or see someone using drugs on the street.
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The grave issue of drug addiction among Indian youth — Drug addiction is a problem that has been increasing immensely among Indian youth.Today,in Bharat Bhagya Vidhata, we discuss this very serious issue and seek to find solutions to get rid of…