Don't Use Drugs. The campaign, which features radio and television public service announcements in English and Spanish, is designed to help America's youth understand the risks associated with drug use. The college student who sees himself as a social user, or the teen who's only going to 'try it once' doesn't feel in any real danger until it's too late.
Addictive drugs can so rapidly and dramatically change the brain that the drugs literally take over.
This campaign brings new urgency to an important message. For example, the latest research shows that even occasional use of a drug such as cocaine can desensitize the brain so that the user needs to take an ever-increasing amount of the drug to achieve the same effect as he or she experienced when first using the drug. By clicking the 'Search' button, you agree to the terms and conditions under Disclaimer . Who is not engaged in rendering medical advice or professional services, and the materials, information, and answers provided by and through the Website are for information purposes only and not intended to replace the services of a trained health care professional or to be a substitute for medical advice provided by a qualified health care professional. You should consult the appropriate health care professional on specific medical questions, including matters requiring diagnosis, treatment, therapy or medical attention.