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Silence Isn't Golden; It's Permission
It's probably not just “going to come up,” but a conversation about the risks of drug use has to occur between you and your teen. The good news is that with a little practice and a little preparation, you will find that it's a conversation that gets easier over time and may save a life.

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Girls and Drugs
Parenting of Teens Today
Inhalants in the Home
Pot and the Teen Brain
Prevent Prescription Drug Abuse

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Marijuana and Depression
Dr. Drew Pinsky offers advice and guidance for recognizing the signs of teen drug use and depression.

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Over-the-Counter Drug Abuse
Find out what to watch for and how to talk to your teen about using over-the-counter drugs responsibly. Learn the signs and symptoms >>

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