Say No to Drugs Essay

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    middle school students should be drug tested? Here are three reasons to why people agree, and why people disagree. Did you know that some parents say that this is unconstitutional? Students who were randomly drug tested were also less likely to use drugs in later years, and most kids have actually learned how to cheat at these tests! In the first place, some parents say that this is unconstitutional. These groups of people believe that having their children drug tested should be against the…

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    States population are on at least one prescription drug”. Prescription drugs are on the rise not only in the United States but around the world. The NIDA For Teens states” prescription drugs are strong medications” that are prescribed by a doctor that have “potential benefits but also harmful effects”. Prescription drugs are prescribed by a doctor to help with the immune system and the body to get back to its normal state. For example, let’s say a person just got surgery on their knee and a…

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    There has been much discussion about drug testing for high school athletes. Some may think that high school athletes should not take a drug test to play sports. They don’t think High school athletes should take drug tests because it invades their rights. On the other hand some say high school athletes should take drug tests to play sports. They think this because of the reduction in drug and alcohol abuse amongst high school athletes. So drug testing for athletes should be permitted because…

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    was a complete failure in the 30 years of the drug war. One of those programs is D.A.R.E. because unlike the other agency and programs that focused on controlling the drug trade this one was focused on preventing drug influence in children. In my opinion, it seems like a good idea but in reality, it does nothing but wastes time and makes children more likely to get confused about drugs abuse and drugs. D.A.R.E allows children used to the idea of drugs and how horrible it is to the human body…

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    something that they feel helps them with an emptiness. Someone can become addicted to a drug without even taking any drugs. Those who become addicts involuntary are drug babies. When a fetus is exposed to a drug addiction, it starts with its mother. When a mother is addicted to a drug and is pregnant their child may come out addicted to that same substance. Not only does it affect just the woman taking the drug, but its future child. When that child is born it has the possibilities to be…

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    prescription drug advertising. Direct to Consumer (DTC) prescription drug ads can encourage consumers to demand that their doctors give them an advertised drug. A doctor can and will give their patient what they ask for because some doctors receive incentives for prescribing certain products. Prescription drugs should not be advertised because drug ads can be misleading, drug ads should inform consumers about the product in full detail. Per the U.S. Food and Drug Administration website, “A…

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    information when they hear it. Carl Hart talked about the over exaggeration of drugs, along with the concept that people need to be educated and are encouraged to call out someone if they hear false information. Education is one of the most important aspects of humankind, I think, and I believe Hart would agree with me. The three main points Hart talked about was, drugs are not the problem, we have exaggerated the harmful effects of drugs, and meth does not cause brain damage and cognitive…

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    Welfare Drug Testing: A Violation of Privacy? Welfare was implemented to help struggling people afford food and other needs. It has been one of the most debated topics of all time. Those who are against the drug testing of welfare recipients point out that in the state of Utah, where drug testing potential recipients has been mandated, only 12 people tested positive in a whole year. Those who are for the drug testing, point to the fact that the state of Utah saved over $350,000 dollars in the…

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    Preventing Drug Use and Addiction Societies everywhere in the world have been affected by drug use. Kids are experimenting with new drugs every single day and more and more of those kids become addicted to drugs. When someone becomes addicted to drugs, it causes them to not think clearly and rationally and makes getting a job more difficult for them. Kids are a big target for drug dealers because they are young and uneducated about the dangers of drugs, and kids are pressured by their friends…

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    Student Be Drug Tested Nowadays a drug addiction is increasing and almost everyone has used it once in his live. It has become a habit to use it and most teenagers show off to other people that they are grown up by using drugs. These drugs could harm and impact badly physically and mentally. Adults might slightly have strong immune system which can prevent the negative impact of the drugs. It is now becoming an important issue that either middle school students should be tested for drugs or not.…

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