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Drug Abuse Prevention Education: What is Realistic for Schools?

Margaret A. Sheppard

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Whenever a social problem needs correcting, education is the first idea put forth. In the area of drug abuse is education the answer? An exploration of some causes of drug use are undertaken and ideas put forth as to where education could impact on these causes.

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Whenever a social problem needs correcting, education is the first idea put forth. In the area of drug abuse is education the answer? An exploration of some causes of drug use are undertaken and ideas put forth as to where education could impact on these causes.

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Whenever a social problem needs correcting, education is the first idea put forth. In the area of drug abuse is education the answer? An exploration of some causes of drug use are undertaken and ideas put forth as to where education could impact on these causes.

Key concepts: Drug education, Substance abuse, Drug, Psychology, Drug prevention, Substance abuse prevention, Medical education, Health education

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