MCHS Library

Cocaine/Crack

• BubbleMonkey.com - Cocaine
  San Diego City Schools and a research institute launched this new visually edgy web site to provide teens with specific information about the effects of various drugs and alcohol.  Clicking on a drug brings up a list of slang terms, illustrations of the drug, as well as details of its effects
• Cocaine - Fact Sheet - Drug Facts
  ONDCP (Office of National Drug Control Policy), Drug Policy Information Clearinghouse, Fact Sheet, Executive Office of the President
• Crack - Fact Sheet - Drug Facts
  ONDCP (Office of National Drug Control Policy), Drug Policy Information Clearinghouse, Fact Sheet, Executive Office of the President
• BubbleMonkey.com - Crack
• Cocaine:  Waking Up to a Nightmare
  Do It Now Foundation
• Crack:  Cocaine Squared
  Do It Now Foundation
• What is Cocaine?
  An Educational Fact Sheet from the Florida Alcohol & Drug Abuse Assn. 
• Cocaine
  What are the street names/slang terms for it?  What is it?  What does it look like?  How is it used?  What are its short-term effects?  What are its long-term effects?  What is its federal classification?  Partnership for a Drug-Free America
• Cocaine/Crack
  The National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information provides extent of use and statistics of use and other information about cocaine.
• Information About Cocaine
  Including Crack  Cocaine, Freebase Cocaine, Coca Leaves.  IPRC (Indiana Prevention Resource Center @ Indiana University)
• Tips for Teens About Crack and Cocaine
  What are the physical risks involved? What are psychological risks? Quick facts and resources available as well
• Cocaine
  Partners in Training & Education
• Crack
  Partners in Training & Education
• Cocaine
  Cocaine is produced as a white chunky powder and is often called coke, blow, white, snow, snort, flake, nose candy, hubba, or cane.  Website produced through a partnership of the California Narcotic Officers Association and the California Department of Justice
• Cocaine
  U. S. Department of Justice, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)

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