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Signs That You May Have Been Drugged

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Watch Out For Yourself and Friends

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Signs that you may have been drugged:

What To Do If You Think You Have Been Drugged

 *(information adapted from: Drug-Facilitated Sexual Assault: When drugs are used as a weapon. . . .
Published by the Rape Treatment Center, Santa Monica-IUCLS Medical Center, Santa Monica, California)

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