Birth control pills slow down the rate at which the body eliminates alcohol.
During 2009, 28% of students reported being a passenger in a car or other vehicle during the past 30 days which was driven by someone who had been consuming alcohol.
Because heroin users are never truly aware of the actual strength of a single dose of the drug or its true contents, they are at a great risk of overdose or death.
Hundreds of deaths have been linked to Ecstasy since the 1980s when the drug was first introduced to the recreational drug market.
In many areas, crystal meth is cheaper than Ecstasy, at $10 for about one-tenth of a gram whereas an ecstasy tablet can cost twice as much, about $20.