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This answer may vary.. but the drugs most used by young people that I know about is weed, Ectasy, GHB, Ketamine other wise known by Special K or Cereal, crystal meth just to name a few off the top of my head
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 14y agoFour drugs commonly abused by teens are alcohol, cannabis, amphetamine, and opiates such as hydrocodone.
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What four drugs are most commonly abused by young people?
Prescription drugs are the most abused by this generation.
What drugs are commonly abused but not illegal drugs?
cough syrup
The most lethal of commonly abused drugs are?
Meth
The most lethal of commonly abused drugs?
possibly codeine
What psychoactive drugs are commonly abused in the Philippines?
based on wiki.. amphetamine
What are the most abused illegal drugs in the us?
crystal meth is probably the most abused as its highly addictive. but crack cocaine is also among the top.
What are the most commonly abused prescription drugs?
The most commonly abused prescription drugs are: narcotics, anxiolytics like Valium/Ativan/Xanax, and amphetamines. Any controlled substance has the potential for abuse as well as psychological and/or physiological addiction.
What are the commonly abused drugs?
are drugs that are commonly taken more than once than the prescription given by the doctor, they are taken more than once when a person has missed a day or think that when they take more they will get better soon
What are the effects of four commonly abused illegal drugs on the body?
dialating eyes, blood pressure, heart rate, and a sense of invinsibility
Which prescription drugs are commonly abused?
The most common is oxycodone, followed by tranquilizers such as Xanax and other painkillers like Vicodin and Percocet.
What drugs cause hippus?
Most commonly marijuana among the illicit drugs. Prescription meds include some barbiturates.
Are drugs and alcohol involved in sustance abuse?
Alcohol is the most commonly-abused and most dangerous substance in Western society. Other drugs are pretty bad, too. Get over the "alcohol and drugs" thing; alcohol IS a drug.
