Through use of efficient prevention programs, America can properly educate its youth regarding the evils of drugs. Nullifying narcotic's supply and demand via law enforcement and social norms stand to aid young adults in making wise decisions concerning drugs, also. Present drug testing of public school athletes is legally justifiable but not satisfactory in hampering teen drug use. Determining young users now and directing them from addiction is a concern of society; thus, to thoroughly …showed first 75 words of 1148 total…

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