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club drug

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club drug
Any 'recreational' drug–eg Ecstasy, Herbal Ecstasy, Rohypnol, GHB, Ketamine, LSD, widely used by high school and college students, young adults who frequent night clubs and all-night rave parties Risks, chronic use Dropping out–school, college, loss of job, crime


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I don't mean to imply that it always causes depression; it does not," says McDowell, who maintains a private practice and has researched club drugs for 15 years.
Recent information about the nonmedical use of prescription drugs, misuse of some over-the-counter drugs, and the use of club drugs (drugs such as Ecstasy and methamphetamine that are closely tied to the all-night dance club scene) heightens the need for school counselors to familiarize themselves with these substances, in addition to the more commonly abused substances such as alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana (Monitoring the Future, 2005).
There are some communities that make no apologies about their topics of choice, and in which the price of the club drug ecstasy, for instance, is openly discussed.
 
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