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Quiz: Drug Paraphernalia

Would you be able to recognize drug paraphernalia when you see it?

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Unfortunately, high school student-athletes can be especially vulnerable to prescription painkiller misuse.

Millions of Americans are driving under the influence of marijuana, CDC says

(CNN, December 20) In 2018, 12 million adults in the U.S. admitted that they drove under the influence of marijuana within the last year, according to a new report.
DEA and FDA shut down 44 websites advertising illegal vaping cartridges

(DEA, December 20) The effort was part of 'Operation Vapor Lock.'
Study: Men who smoke marijuana daily may increase risk of testicular cancer

(MSN, December 5) A new study links daily marijuana use to an increased risk of developing cancer.
Not yesterday's cocaine: Death toll rising from tainted drug

(Kaiser Health News, November 25) Cocaine-related deaths have increased in recent years, according to the latest government numbers.