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  #1 carlafournier carlafournier on 18 Dec 13

   

  Drugs interfere with teens
  The drugs have been presented as a nightmare in the lives of children and adolescents who seek to enhance their knowledge in schools, or even pursue leisure
  
  and friendships.
  The marketing and consumption of drugs in the next academic institutions to restrain the development of young regions

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  Drugs interfere with adolescents According to the Survey on Drug Youth, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
  
  released in 2002 through the book Drugs in Schools, the consumption of alcoholic beverages beats any other type of drug, whether licit (legal) or illicit
  
  (illegal).
  A survey conducted in 14 Brazilian capitals, surveyed 50,000 students, 3,100 members of the body technical and teaching (teachers, principals) and 10 000
  
  parents, and points out that about 10% (438,899 students) of the students declare drinking regularly.
  The proportion of those who smoke every day is 3.0%, or 143,114 students.
  Nevertheless, a kind of counter-intuitive, the survey shows that 85.8% of students consider, first, the use of drugs as a problem, a hazard threat. Secondly,
  
  as a disease (11.3%) and finally as normal (2.9%)
  That is, despite the regular use of alcohol and tobacco use, the drug is seen as something negative

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  "That's because, parents and young people more easily identify as illicit drugs. Have licit drugs they know they are, but do not quite understand, "says one
  
  of the authors of the research, Bernadette Lorraine Smith, 50. Sociologist and educational psychologist, Antonio Carlos Egypt, 58, alcohol is the drugs most
  
  wreaks havoc and yet, people often stimulate consumption. "

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner"><p>Drugs interfere with teens<br />The drugs have been presented as a nightmare in the lives of children and adolescents who seek to enhance their knowledge in schools, or even pursue leisure <br /><br />and friendships. <br />The marketing and consumption of drugs in the next academic institutions to restrain the development of young regions </p><p><a rel="nofollow" href="http://health.proconview.com/">http://health.proconview.com/</a></p><p>Drugs interfere with adolescents According to the Survey on Drug Youth, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) <br /><br />released in 2002 through the book Drugs in Schools, the consumption of alcoholic beverages beats any other type of drug, whether licit (legal) or illicit <br /><br />(illegal). <br />A survey conducted in 14 Brazilian capitals, surveyed 50,000 students, 3,100 members of the body technical and teaching (teachers, principals) and 10 000 <br /><br />parents, and points out that about 10% (438,899 students) of the students declare drinking regularly. <br />The proportion of those who smoke every day is 3.0%, or 143,114 students. <br />Nevertheless, a kind of counter-intuitive, the survey shows that 85.8% of students consider, first, the use of drugs as a problem, a hazard threat. Secondly, <br /><br />as a disease (11.3%) and finally as normal (2.9%)<br /> That is, despite the regular use of alcohol and tobacco use, the drug is seen as something negative </p><p><a rel="nofollow" href="http://health.proconview.com/kyle-leon-scam/">http://health.proconview.com/kyle-leon-scam/</a></p><p>"That's because, parents and young people more easily identify as illicit drugs. Have licit drugs they know they are, but do not quite understand, "says one <br /><br />of the authors of the research, Bernadette Lorraine Smith, 50. Sociologist and educational psychologist, Antonio Carlos Egypt, 58, alcohol is the drugs most <br /><br />wreaks havoc and yet, people often stimulate consumption. "</p></div>

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