Urges teens to resist the pressure to use illegal drugs and alcohol with the message, "If pressure's pushing you to get high and get into things you're not really into...maybe it's time to push back." Lists the Web site AbovetheInfluence.com.

Part of a substance abuse prevention campaign, encourages teens to rise above peer and societal influences. Urges teens to resist the pressure to use illegal drugs and alcohol, with the message, Proud to be in contrl of me because my choices are the key to driving drug free!

Poster promotes substance abuse awareness and prevention among teens with the message "I respect myself. That is, until I saw myself getting high." Lists the Web site AbovetheInfluence.com.

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Urges teens to resist the pressure to use illegal drugs and alcohol, with the message, Above the Influence with a picture of the skyline.

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Part of a substance abuse prevention campaign, encourages teens to rise above peer and societal influences.

Describes how systems of care address the mental health needs of young children and their families. Explores the importance of social-emotional wellness, what a system of care is, and how young children can thrive as a result of systems of care.

Based on decades of NICHD research on parenting, this 62-page booklet gives parents the tools they need to make their own decisions about successful parenting. The booklet provides real-world examples and stories about how some families include responding, preventing, monitoring, modeling, and mentoring in their own daily parenting activities.

A bookmark that helps parents talk to their children about drugs.

A Practitioner’s Guide” is designed to help health care professionals quickly identify youth at risk for alcohol-related problems. NIAAA developed the Guide and Pocket Guide in collaboration with the American Academy of Pediatrics, a team of underage drinking researchers and clinical specialists, and practicing health care professionals.

Steroid users are vulnerable to physical and psychological side effects, many of which are irreversible in women. The short-term adverse physical effects of anabolic steroid abuse are fairly well known. However, the long-term adverse physical effects of anabolic steroid abuse have not been studied, and as such, are not known.