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What Are the Commonly Abused Substances?

Commonly abused substances among pediatric populations include alcohol, marijuana, tobacco, prescription medications, inhalants, and synthetic drugs like spice and bath salts. The misuse of these substances can lead to serious health issues and developmental problems.

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