Prevention Coalition of Monmouth County

Ni****ne is a highly addictive substance with symptoms of dependance developing rapidly after frequent use.
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Thinking first can make all the difference.

Prescription drugs like Adderall are often seen as harmless, especially in school settings, but using them without a prescription is still misuse. It can lead to anxiety, sleep problems, and even dependance over time. Saying no isn’t, missing out, it’s protecting your health. According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, many young adults report misusing prescription stimulants each year. Awareness is key to prevention.
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A new substance called Medetomidine is starting to appear in the drug supply. It’s a powerful veterinary sedative that can slow breathing and increase overdose risk.
Staying informed can save lives.
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Quitting va**ng can be difficult process, but here are some tips for quitting.
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L*D (also known as acid) is a powerful hallucinogenic drug that affects the brain and alters perception, mood, and judgement. Because L*D distorts how people see and interpret reality, it can lead to dangerous decisions, injuries, and accidents. Some individuals may also experience panic, paranoia, or confusion during use.
Understanding the risks of hallucinogenic drugs can help people make informed and safer choices.
Source: National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)
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Underage drinking can have serious effects on health and development. Alcohol can impact the developing brain, increase risky behaviors, and raise the chances of injuries or accidents. According to the CDC. 23% of U.S. high school students reported drinking alcohol in the past 30 days.
Talking openly about alcohol and understanding the risks can help young people make safer choices.
Source: Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
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When e-liquid spills or leaks, it can be absorbed through the skin, gums, and eyes, which can cause accidental ni****ne poisoning due to the product's high ni****ne concentration.

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Know the risks. Protect yourself and others.

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Kratom withdrawal can happen and the timeline looks different for everyone. Symptoms often peak within the first few days, with some lingering effects for heavy or long-term users. Support and treatment can make a big difference.

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Xanax misuse can quickly lead to dependence. Recognizing the physical, behavioral, and psychological warning signs is an important step toward prevention and early intervention.

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