Drugs: A Healthy Understanding

No matter where you are, drug use and abuse is in the headlines.... 

Today's tech savvy, media-oriented college students are well aware of the many issues relating to drug use and abuse.

Drugs, A Healthy Understanding presents to the reader a healthier understanding of drug use and abuse and to give him/her a definite knowledge of the consequences of drug abuse.

To achieve this goal and encourage student education, Drugs, A Healthy Understanding includes a compilation of data and information in an easy-to-understand and user-friendly manner.

Available in visually appealing eBook< and print formats Drugs, A Healthy Understanding:

• Features student-centered pedagogical features such as chapter objectives, sidebar fact vignettes, key terms, and references in each chapter to enhance comprehension and learning.
• Includes a comprehensive section dedicated to drug abuse prevention and treatment.
• Addresses how factors such as peer pressure, physical and sexual abuse, stress and parental involvement can greatly influence the course of drug abuse and addiction in a person's life.

No matter where you are, drug use and abuse is in the headlines….
Today's tech savvy, media-oriented college students are well aware of the many issues relating to drug use and abuse. 

Drugs, A Healthy Understanding presents to the reader a healthier understanding of drug use and abuse and to give him/her a definite knowledge of the consequences of drug abuse.

To achieve this goal and encourage student education, Drugs, A Healthy Understanding includes a compilation of data and information in an easy-to-understand and user-friendly manner.

Available in visually appealing eBook and print formats Drugs, A Healthy Understanding:

• Features student-centered pedagogical features such as chapter objectives, sidebar fact vignettes, key terms, and references in each chapter to enhance comprehension and learning.
• Includes a comprehensive section dedicated to drug abuse prevention and treatment.
• Addresses how factors such as peer pressure, physical and sexual abuse, stress and parental involvement can greatly influence the course of drug abuse and addiction in a person's life.