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Many Americans are concerned about their weight. This book explores various types of diet pills, their makers' claims, and the potential dangers associated with its use. Along with information about the various pills, it also shows you how to manage your weight in safe, effective ways.

Amphetamines, including crystal meth, are some of the powerful and addictive drugs available. Their illicit use has devastated communities all over North America. This title explores the science and history behind commonly used stimulants, and provides information about addiction and treatment options.

Millions of teens and young adults attend raves and dance clubs every year, and drug use is rampant at many of these parties. This title examines some of the best-known club drugs, highlighting their effects on the mind and body and the dangers associated with their use.

Few young people believe inhaling household substances for the drug-like effects is actually dangerous to their health. This title examines the many household products - approximately 1,400 of them - that can be abused as drugs and explains the damage they can do to the brain and body.

Modern medicine provides more help than ever before for people suffering from severe or chronic pain. This book gives readers the inside story on this notorious class of drugs and offers suggestions to help people affected negatively by abuse of these drugs.

Peer pressure and availability make alcohol abuse one of the most troubling problems in society, particularly among young people. This title explores why alcohol is so popular in our culture and the problems it poses for individuals and society. It also looks at ways for young people and others to avoid drinking and prevent abuse.

Steroid use is not just a problem for professional sports stars. Studies show that teenagers - especially boys - are using steroids in high school to change the appearance and strength of their bodies. This book explores the facts and science behind teen steroid use, and efforts to keep the problem under control for professional sports stars.