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Help Parents And Caregivers
Stay One Step Ahead In Their Teen's World
**Free Parenting Tips E-Newsletter For Parents And Other Caring
Adults**
Have you ever heard of lean?
Do you know how to IM your teen? True or false: 3,000
teens try marijuana for the first time each day?
There's an easy way to help
parents find the answers and keep up with what's going on in
their teens' world. When it comes to keeping youth drug-free,
PARENTS MATTER. In fact, teens who are close to their parents
are less likely to engage in drug use and other risky behaviors.
As a leader in your community,
you can give parents and other caring adults a head start on
getting up-to-date information on drug use and teen trends,
while also making a positive influence in their teens' lives.
Encourage them to subscribe to TheAntiDrug.com's
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their teens' use of the Internet and cell phones.
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New research findings and
how parents should use the information to keep their teens
drug-free.
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Emerging drug trends like
"Lean" (a mixture of alcohol and cough syrup), and how
parents can identify signs and symptoms of use.
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The Next
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Somerville
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Partnership for a Drug-Free
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