
Signs Of Drug Abuse in Teenagers
Drug abuse can put your teen's health and safety at risk. Parents! Here are some warning signs that your teen may be using drugs.

Drug abuse can put your teen's health and safety at risk. Parents! Here are some warning signs that your teen may be using drugs.

A new study has revealed that the use of alcohol, tobacco, cocaine, and other drugs among youngsters can affect their heart and make them susceptible to major diseases.

Cocaine or coke is the most used recreational drug in the world. It is also responsible for the highest number of drug overdose deaths. Read on to know the harmful effects of cocaine.

According to a recent study, regular aerobic exercise can decrease stress-induced cocaine-seeking behaviour.

This new method can help you overcome cocaine addiction and prevent deaths due to overdose of cocaine, thanks to the scientists who have used gene therapy via skin.

Cocaine relapse can now be significantly reduced with the help of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF).

Know how future drug addiction is linked to decision making

If you are in rehabilitation then this is good news for you.

Cocaine is toxic to a foetal brain as it restricts blood flow and alters the expression of genes.

Drinking highly caffeinated beverages triggers changes in the adolescent brain which are similar to taking cocaine.

Increased levels of a molecule in the brain, called hypocretin, may contribute to cocaine addiction, new research has found.

Here's how long drugs like weed, LSD, meth, heroin, hash/charas and cocaine stay in the body and their side-effects.

Regular drug users can have difficulty choosing between right and wrong, perhaps because the specific parts of their brains used for moral processing and evaluating emotions are damaged by their prolonged drug habits, says a study.

'Out of the 2.77 crore population of the state, only 0.06 per cent was found abusing drugs, which is the lowest percentage across the nation,' said Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal.

Researchers have discovered a type of brain cells that play a key role in reducing the effects of cocaine on the brain.

Cocaine addicts may soon have a 'cure' for their unhealthy dependence as a team of Indian-American scientists has developed a vaccine to treat this addiction for the first time.

While the trailer of the movie, Udta Punjab, which stars Shahid Kapoor, Kareena Kapoor and Alia Bhatt has been released today, here's how drug abuse is really affecting the youth in Punjab.

A new study has found that cocaine users are six times more likely to have a stroke every time they take the drug.

Diabetic drug may help treat cocaine addiction

A drug used to treat paracetamol overdose may be able to help individuals who want to break their addiction and stop their damaging cocaine seeking habits, new research has found.

The burst of energy that comes with a cocaine high is a rather accurate reflection of what is going on in the brain of users, a study has found.

Cocaine in Indrani Mukherjee’s urine sample – what could this mean?

Revealed - How cocaine controls brain function!

People who are addicted to cocaine have impaired loss prediction signalling in the brain: Study

A new study has revealed that the use of alcohol, tobacco, cocaine, and other drugs among youngsters can affect their heart and make them susceptible to major diseases.

According to a recent study, regular aerobic exercise can decrease stress-induced cocaine-seeking behaviour.

This new method can help you overcome cocaine addiction and prevent deaths due to overdose of cocaine, thanks to the scientists who have used gene therapy via skin.

Cocaine relapse can now be significantly reduced with the help of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF).

Know how future drug addiction is linked to decision making

If you are in rehabilitation then this is good news for you.

Cocaine is toxic to a foetal brain as it restricts blood flow and alters the expression of genes.

Drinking highly caffeinated beverages triggers changes in the adolescent brain which are similar to taking cocaine.

Increased levels of a molecule in the brain, called hypocretin, may contribute to cocaine addiction, new research has found.

Regular drug users can have difficulty choosing between right and wrong, perhaps because the specific parts of their brains used for moral processing and evaluating emotions are damaged by their prolonged drug habits, says a study.

'Out of the 2.77 crore population of the state, only 0.06 per cent was found abusing drugs, which is the lowest percentage across the nation,' said Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal.

Researchers have discovered a type of brain cells that play a key role in reducing the effects of cocaine on the brain.

Cocaine addicts may soon have a 'cure' for their unhealthy dependence as a team of Indian-American scientists has developed a vaccine to treat this addiction for the first time.

While the trailer of the movie, Udta Punjab, which stars Shahid Kapoor, Kareena Kapoor and Alia Bhatt has been released today, here's how drug abuse is really affecting the youth in Punjab.

A new study has found that cocaine users are six times more likely to have a stroke every time they take the drug.

Diabetic drug may help treat cocaine addiction

A drug used to treat paracetamol overdose may be able to help individuals who want to break their addiction and stop their damaging cocaine seeking habits, new research has found.

The burst of energy that comes with a cocaine high is a rather accurate reflection of what is going on in the brain of users, a study has found.

Cocaine in Indrani Mukherjee’s urine sample – what could this mean?

Revealed - How cocaine controls brain function!

People who are addicted to cocaine have impaired loss prediction signalling in the brain: Study

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Cocaine or coke is the most used recreational drug in the world. It is also responsible for the highest number of drug overdose deaths. Read on to know the harmful effects of cocaine.

Here's how long drugs like weed, LSD, meth, heroin, hash/charas and cocaine stay in the body and their side-effects.