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Drug Information
Parents, educators, community members and youth should have accurate information about drugs and be knowledgeable about current drug trends.
DEA – Drug Fact Sheets
DEA – United States Drug Enforcement Administration provides fact sheets on many drugs. These fact sheets will tell you what these drugs are, how they are abused, the street names, and overdose effects. Visit: DEA – Drug Fact Sheets for information.
Fentanyl
Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid, approved for treating severe pain. It is 50 to 100 times more potent than morphine. However, illegally made fentanyl is sold through illegal drug markets for its heroin-like effect. It is often mixed with other drugs —with or without the user’s knowledge—to increase its euphoric effects. For information on Fentanyl, visit the sites listed below.
THE FACTS ABOUT FENTANYL (cdc.gov)
National Fentanyl Awareness – Watch this four-minute “Counterfeit Pills — You Need to Know” video with the teens in your life and then have a five-minute conversation with them about the dangers of fentanyl and fake pills. Visit National Fentanyl Awareness Day | May 7th website for information on illegally made fentanyl and have that conversation.
Marijuana/Cannabis Information
Marijuana/Cannabis Fact Sheet provided by The Drug Enforcement Administration’s (DEA).
Marijuana Flyer for High School Teachers.
Marijuana Flyer for Elementary School Teachers.
Marijuana Flyer for Parents.
Marijuana: Did You Know Infograph
Vaping and E-Cigarettes
E-Cigarette Use Among Youth and Young Adults Fact Sheet and Frequently Asked Questions
Quick Facts on the Risks of E-Cigarettes for Kids, Teens, and Young Adults from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Get the Facts – Electronic Cigarettes (E-cigarettes) and Similar Vapor Products
Electronic Cigarettes – Get the facts about electronic cigarettes, their health effects and the risks of using e-cigarettes. (CDC)
Tobacco and E-Cigarettes Infograph – provided by the NYS Department of Health
Teachers and Parents: That USB Stick Might Be an E-cigarette infograph. (CDC)
Information for Parents, Educators, and Health Care Providers – E-cigarettes shaped like a USB Flashdrive. (CDC)
Talk with your teen about E-cigarettes – A Tip Sheet for Parents. (CDC)
Electronic Cigarettes – What’s the Bottom Line Infograph (CDC)
Cigarrillos electrónicos ¿Cuál es la conclusión? (CDC)
Youth Vaping Risks – Print Materials provided by the FDA
Click Here to view a four-minute animated YouTube video for Parents, Teachers and Students on Electronic Cigarettes and Vaping.
Stanford Medicine, Tobacco Prevention Toolkit is an educational resource that can be adapted to fit the individual needs of educators and students in all types of settings, including elementary, middle and high schools; community-based organizations; and health-related agencies.
Stanford Medicine, Be On the Lookout Flyer
Stanford Medicine, Don’t Inhale Flyer
Quick Facts on the Risks of E-Cigarettes for Kids, Teens, and Young Adults from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Get the Facts – Electronic Cigarettes (E-cigarettes) and Similar Vapor Products
Electronic Cigarettes – Get the facts about electronic cigarettes, their health effects and the risks of using e-cigarettes. (CDC)
Tobacco and E-Cigarettes Infograph – provided by the NYS Department of Health
Teachers and Parents: That USB Stick Might Be an E-cigarette infograph. (CDC)
Information for Parents, Educators, and Health Care Providers – E-cigarettes shaped like a USB Flashdrive. (CDC)
Talk with your teen about E-cigarettes – A Tip Sheet for Parents. (CDC)
Electronic Cigarettes – What’s the Bottom Line Infograph (CDC)
Cigarrillos electrónicos ¿Cuál es la conclusión? (CDC)
Youth Vaping Risks – Print Materials provided by the FDA
Click Here to view a four-minute animated YouTube video for Parents, Teachers and Students on Electronic Cigarettes and Vaping.
Stanford Medicine, Tobacco Prevention Toolkit is an educational resource that can be adapted to fit the individual needs of educators and students in all types of settings, including elementary, middle and high schools; community-based organizations; and health-related agencies.
Stanford Medicine, Be On the Lookout Flyer
Stanford Medicine, Don’t Inhale Flyer
National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) – Drug Facts
NIDA – Drug Facts
People abuse drugs for many reasons, click the link above for information on “Understanding Drug Use and Addiction Drug Facts”.
NIDA – Commonly Abused Drugs Charts
In the charts, the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) schedule indicates the drug’s acceptable medical use and its potential for abuse or dependence.
People abuse drugs for many reasons, click the link above for information on “Understanding Drug Use and Addiction Drug Facts”.
NIDA – Commonly Abused Drugs Charts
In the charts, the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) schedule indicates the drug’s acceptable medical use and its potential for abuse or dependence.