What are the educational resources available for learning about the risks and legal consequences of using drugs?
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The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has an information campaign called "Be Smart, Be Informed, Know What’s in Your Meds" that provides resources for learning about the risks and legal consequences of using drugs. The website contains fact sheets on popular and illicit drugs, educational videos such as "Chalk Talks," brochures on prescription drug abuse awareness and safe disposal of medications, infographics on risk myths versus facts, and presentations to make it easier for parents to open up conversation with kids about drug use and prevention.
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What are the educational resources available for learning about the risks and legal consequences of using drugs?
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The United States government and many state and local governments provide educational resources about the risks and legal consequences of using drugs. These resources include printed materials, online websites, documentaries, videos, interactive learning programs, classroom instruction and support groups for people wanting to find out more about addiction prevention. Popular resources include DARE America (Drug Abuse Resistance Education), The Partnership at Drugfree.org, Keepin' It Real (KIR) for teens on addiction prevention by the DEA as well as countless others. Many colleges also provide addiction education as part of their counseling or psychology courses.
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What are the educational resources available for learning about the risks and legal consequences of using drugs?