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Ritalin and other forms of speed are in high demand

Since the rapid increase in the diagnosis of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) over the past decade, a new blackmarket in drugs has hit schools.

Legally prescribed speed has become the new cheap thrill. Used to treat the “disorder”, it can be bought for a few dollars and children as young as nine are reportedly asking teachers, “Why does Damien have speed?” For more information, see this article

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Tags: ADD ADHD & Hyperactivity, Psychiatric Drugs, Psychiatry, Drugs & Children

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