Drugs: Mode of Action, Prevalence and Reasons for Use

Chisholm Health Ethics Bulletin 11 (3):4 (2006)
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Abstract

Herbert, Michael Several children are experiencing behavioural and psychological problems at a younger age, due to the harms inflicted by illicit drug use. Professor Patrick McGorry of Orygen Youth Health, an organisation helping teenagers with mental health problems, believes that many young people experiment with drugs recreationally and for fun, but the situation gets worse once it becomes necessary as a relief from their problems

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