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A sociological subgroup consisting chiefly of persons who are drug addicts or semiaddicts whose primary concern is in seeking familiar or new drug experiences.  

The use of a variety of drugs at one time can produce unwanted and undesirable side effects.  

One’s attitudes and practices regarding the use of drugs and medicines, drug abuse.  

A state of confusion following the taking of a drug resulting in repeated ingestion of the drug. An overdose is often the result.  

Continual use of and physiological dependence upon certain drugs, addiction; drug habituation; drug abuse. Generally used synonymously with drug dependence, sometimes used to mean physical drug dependence, often wrongly assumed to be synonymous with drug abuse, and very irregular in meaning. A person who is physically and mentally dependent on taking a particular drug regularly.…

The sudden increase in a disease condition (drug abuse) in a particular population or locality.  

To suffocate by submersion, especially in water. To die by inhaling liquid.  

In education, a student who leaves school before graduation. A student who has stopped attending school before graduating or completing a given course of study, whether under compulsory school age or over. Considerable attention, effort, and analysis have gone into understanding why students drop out and how to keep them from doing so. Some schools…

Organisms that are projected in droplets of water when an infected person coughs or sneezes and are received in the eyes, nose, or mouth of a nearby person.