Ecstasy use rises among teens amid rave culture worries
The piece notes a sharp 50 percent jump in MDMA Ecstasy use among high school seniors from 1999 to 2000, cited by researchers and officials. It highlights misconceptions about safety and addiction, the drug's link to raves, and concerns from experts about rising teen experimentation.
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Ecstasy use and effects described by Baltimore Sun
The article explains MDMA known as Ecstasy, its uses among young adults at clubs, how it is ingested, and its short term and long term health effects. It notes street names like E and Love Drug and cites National Institute on Drug Abuse as a source.
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Talking to Kids About Ecstasy Says Parents Should Talk
Dr. Hoover Adger Jr. urges parents to discuss drugs openly with teens rather than preaching. He emphasizes listening, learning about Ecstasy from credible sources, and staying involved in adolescents lives to prevent drug use.
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Prepare for Surgery Heal Faster Mind Body Guide
Mind body techniques can reduce anxiety and pain before surgery and speed recovery. Peggy Huddleston, Harvard researcher, offers a five step protocol including relaxation, visualization, social support, healing statements, and strong doctor patient relationships. Workshops at NYU Medical Center and Kaiser Santa Clara are noted.
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