Social pressures and stressors

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Social pressures and stressors, including academic pressures, career concerns, and interpersonal relationships, can contribute to higher rates of prescription drug abuse. Additionally, societal norms and expectations about body image and success can also lead young women to misuse prescription drugs, such as stimulants for weight loss or performance enhancement (Sudhinaraset et al., 2016).

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