Learn more about drug use among children and teens, including warning signs to look for that might indicate that your kids are using drugs.
Because GHB can be so dangerous, both for teens who take it on purpose and those who take GHB unknowingly if it is slipped into one of their drinks, it is important for parents to learn more about GHB and protect their kids from this and other drugs.
Learn more about anabolic steroids, which some teens may take to help build up their muscles, but which can have some serious side effects, including bad acne, mood swings, and male breast development.
Review how you can help to make sure that your kids don't try or abuse alcohol.
Unfortunately, drug use by teenagers is common. Take our screening quiz to see if your child has any of the warning signs that might indicate that he or she is using drugs.
Almost 1 in 5 teens smoke cigarettes. Although that is a decline from previous years, more needs to be done to decrease the number of teen smokers even more. Does your teen smoke?
Is your teenager smoking marijuana? Review these warning signs that your teen might be smoking marijuana, including being dizzy, silly, bloodshot eyes, and memory problems.
Does your teen have a drinking problem? Review these warning signs that might indicate a teen has a problem with alcohol, including mood changes, rebelling against rules, poor concentration, or bloodshot eyes.
Information for parents to learn what types of drugs their kids might be using.
Learn more about Alcoholism and Substance Abuse.
Learn what to do if you think that your kids are using drugs.
Get more information about Preventing Drug Abuse among Children and Adolescents and about specific drugs, like cigarettes, club drugs, crack and cocaine, ecstasy, heroin, inhalants, LSD, marijuana, methamphetamine, rohypnol and steroids.
TheAntiDrug.com was created by the National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign to equip parents and other adult caregivers with the tools they need to raise drug-free kids.
"Describes risks and warning signs of alcohol and drug abuse in adolescents/teens."
