The Opioid Crisis in America - Part IV (Drug Abuse Among America's Teens)

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XVI for Drug-Free Communities Landmark Cases in US Juvenile Justice (GA) Q-4 2018 Page 80 of 96
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aged 14 or 15, and 26 percent for 1
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Transmission of HIV/AIDS primarily
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have potentially harmful implicatio
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ADOLESCENT SUBSTANCE USE AND BRAIN
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Quality of White Matter Chronic alc
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The behaviors that accompany these
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to formal substance abuse treatment
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Notes _____________________________
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Principles of Adolescent Substance
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NIDA wishes to thank the following
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IV. TREATMENT SETTINGS.............
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II. Principles of Adolescent Substa
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III. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 12
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Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
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