More College Students Abusing Prescription Drug Stimulants

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A study released by the University of Michigan found that 7 percent of college students used prescription drugs as stimulants for non-medical purposes during their lifetimes, and 4 percent have done it in the past month. The national study included data from students at 119 four-year colleges and was published in the January issue of the Addiction Journal. Three of the prescription drugs that were being abused by these college students that were included in the study were the addictive stimulan ... (more)  

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