The Use of Drugs Containing Narcotic Substances for the Purpose of Abuse Among Young People
Abstract
The availability of some over-the-counter medications and substance use disorders are global problems that have an impact on a lot of people's mental and physical health. Drug abuse is an issue throughout the world, and drug usage is hazardous. Adolescence is often when substance misuse starts. There are both protective and risk variables associated with drug usage. Therefore, the purpose of this essay is to pinpoint the risk and mitigating variables for teenage drug usage globally. This review sought out to categorize the dangers and safeguards that influence adolescent use of drugs in the three fundamental spheres of the person, family, and society in order to better comprehend these.
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