More Students Turning Illegally To 'Smart' Drugs : NPR
They're commonly called "smart drugs" or "study drugs." Scientists call them "cognitive enhancers." Drugs like Adderall and Ritalin, generally prescribed for attention-deficit disorder, are increasingly being used by college students to help them study despite serious side effects, researchers say.
Adderall, nicknamed "Addy" by students, is the most popular study drug on college campuses around the country, according to scientists. Students say ...
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