Mind Over Matter

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Mind Over Matter

Join Sara Bellum as she explores the brain's response to different drugs
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• Marijuana
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Related NIDA Sites

DrugAbuse.gov -NIDA's main info site on all commonly abused drugs

hiv.DrugAbuse.gov -Info on the links between HIV/AIDS and drug use

marijuana-info.org -Info about marijuana

ClubDrugs.org -Ecstasy, Meth, GHB, and other club drug info

SteroidAbuse.org -Anabolic steroid info

Smoking.DrugAbuse.
gov
-Info on nicotine addiction

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