THE COST OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND HEALTH BURDEN OF DRUG ADDICTION AMONG ADOLESCENTS IN URBAN COMMUNITIES AND INDISCRIMINATE

Abstract

This study aims to reveal cost of environmental health burden of drug addiction among adolescents in urban communities indiscriminate, hired researcher sample strength 915 Single divided into 595 female, and 320 Male, the study relied on the descriptive approach, social survey, use tools such as a questionnaire, two measures of environmental burden health burden, interview, observation. The study found a number of important results, including: 1. The more drug types used is hashish, where the rate was 58.7% for males, E. more drug types used is hashish, where the rate was 42.3% for females. 2. more problems that led to take conditioners to participate with friends, where the rate was 22.4% for males, the most common problems that led to take conditioners to overcome the problem where the ratio was at 25.6% for females. 3. There are statistically significant differences at the level of significance (0.01) in the burdens problems of physical organic due to the difference in the type of material used narcotic drug addicts among teenagers. 4. There are statistically significant differences at the level of significance (0.01) in the burden of mental, emotional mental problems due to the difference in the type of material used narcotic drug addicts among teenagers.