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TEENAGE PREGNANCY

• There are many methods available to help prevent pregnancy, including IUDs, birth control pills, and condoms.

DRUG ABUSE

• Drugs, including tobacco and alcohol, are easily available to children and adolescents. As a parent, you have a major impact on your child’s decision not to use drugs.

SMOKING AND ALCOHOL ABUSE

• It can be difficult to break the habit of smoking a cigarette when you drink alcohol. Not only can alcohol break your resolve and make it easy to give in to the urge to smoke,1 but for many, there is a strong association between drinking and smoking making it a trigger.
• There are helpful tips to keep in mind—like avoiding triggers, cutting back on your alcohol intake, and planning ahead—that can help you feel more prepared to avoid smoking if you have a drink.

Explanation:

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TEENAGE PREGNANCY:

There are many different ways to prevent a teenage girl from becoming pregnant, the only one that is absolutely effective is sexual abstinence. This method is the only one that guarantees no risk of getting pregnant and protects the teen from getting any STD's.

DRUG ABUSE:

Drug abuse prevention begins with education, spreading the word regarding the dangers of drugs to oneself and to the community. These programs are just the beginning. The information provided is most effective when it is followed up with continued support. Drug prevention programs seek to involve the family, community or workplace in the prevention process. To be effective, communities need to sustain the progress. This often requires continued leadership and financial support.