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Because LSD was one of the earliest drugs to be popularly used in the overall American drug epidemic, young people of that era may have been relatively unaware of the risks of use. In 1992 the newly added populations (8th and 10th graders) were also showing an increase in LSD use; and for several more years, modest increases persisted in all five populations. Again, perceived risk was a leading indicator of change in use, as it has proven to be for a number of drugs. In 2005 the decline continued for 12th graders Ciprofloxacin/Generics young adults, but levels remained essentially unchanged for the other groups.

 
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