✨⭐TRUE or FALSE⭐✨

1. Drugs are not a social concern in the philippines

2. Filipino female is less prone to drug use than male

3. The decline of users may be associated with the government's intense efforts in combating drugs

4. The department of education was not included in the partnership of the actualization of the dangerous drugs board programs and projects

5. Shabu is one of the commonly used and abused drugs in the philippines

6. In "2008 National Household Survey on the Nature and Extent of drugs abuse in the philippines" conducted by dangerous drugs board revealed that there is an increasing number of drug users in the philippines

7. Drug misuse is the continuous use of a drug or substance other than their specified purpose

8. Department of Education integrate concepts of drug education program into curriculum to drumbeat awareness and advocate drug use prevention

9. Drug dependence is the state of physical and psychological dependence on drugs creating a person strong desire to take the substance

10. Random drug test is not effective in tracking drug abusers' in school


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7.false

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Drug abuse refers to the use of illegal drugs or the misuse of legal drugs in ways that can cause harm to the individual or society. It involves taking drugs in a manner that is not intended or prescribed by a doctor, such as taking more of a medication than prescribed or using a drug for a different purpose than it was intended.

Drug abuse can lead to a wide range of negative physical and mental health effects, including addiction, overdose, and even death. It can also have negative consequences for the individual's relationships, employment, and social standing.

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