DRUG ABUSE & PREVENTION OBJECTIVES OF THIS UNIT:  Establish & maintain drug-free lifestyles  Identify the effects of various drugs on the body & mind.

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DRUG ABUSE & PREVENTION OBJECTIVES OF THIS UNIT:  Establish & maintain drug-free lifestyles  Identify the effects of various drugs on the body & mind  Identify sources of pressure  Identify strategies & skills needed to remain drug free  Examine the impact drug use has on decision-making, relationships, and society

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