“Everyone in school either has a prescription or has a friend who does,” the boy said.
“Everyone in school either has a prescription or has a friend who does,” the boy said.
At high schools across the United States, pressure over grades and competition for college admissions are encouraging students to abuse prescription stimulants, according to interviews with students, parents and doctors. Pills that have been a staple in some college and graduate school circles are going from rare to routine in many academically competitive high schools, where teenagers say they get them from friends, buy them from student dealers or fake symptoms to their parents and doctors to get prescriptions.
What if we could make “Karma Secrets” Cool? What if we had a “secret” training to help the children achieve their goals? Your ideas are welcome.
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