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	Cocaine Abuse and Addiction
	Cocaine Abuse May Lead To Strokes and Mental Deficits
	Cocaine Abusers' Cognitive Deficits Compromise Treatment Outcomes
	Cocaine May Compromise Immune System, Increase Risk of Infection
	Cocaine's Effect on Blood Components May Be Linked to Heart Attack and Stroke
	Cognitive-Behavioral Approach: Treating Cocaine Addiction
	Commonly Abused Drugs
	Crack and Cocaine
	Effective Principles of Drug Addiction Treatment
	High School and Youth Trends
	Mind Over Matter - The Brain's Response to Stimulants
	Oops: How Casual Drug Use Leads to Addiction
	Study Finds Significant Mental Deficits in Toddlers Exposed to Cocaine Before Birth
	Study Sheds Light on Progression to Drug Dependence
	Teen Drug Use Declined in 2002, Report Shows
	Cocaina Adicción y Abuso Spanish
	Crack y Cocaína Spanish

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