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Studies such as the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, formally called the National Household Survey on Drug Abuse, reported by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, indicate that some children are already abusing drugs at age 12 or 13, which likely means that some begin even earlier. Early abuse often includes such substances as tobacco, alcohol, inhalants, marijuana, and prescription drugs such as sleeping pills and anti-anxiety medicines. If drug abuse persists into later adolescence, abusers typically become more heavily involved with marijuana and then advance to other drugs, while continuing their abuse of tobacco and alcohol. Studies have also shown that abuse of drugs in late childhood and early adolescence is associated with greater drug involvement. It is important to note that most youth, however, do not progress to abusing other drugs.
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A. The medication developed to treat gonorrhea is extremely expensive; many people cannot afford it, and must leave the infection untreated to spread throughout the body.
B.The symptoms for gonorrhea are sometimes mild; this means people often leave it untreated because they do not know they have any type of infection at all.
C. The antibiotic used to treat gonorrhea is experimental; this means it is not covered by insurance and is only available in certain countries to people who can afford it.
D. The symptoms for gonorrhea are easily mistaken for other infections; this means people take the wrong medications that actually cause the infection to spread.
