Description
The Habit-Forming Drugs 35 mm Slide Set is a professionally prepared public health education visual aid designed to educate about commonly abused substances, their effects on health, addiction potential, and preventive measures. Each set contains 20 high-quality colored 35 mm slides (2” × 2”), arranged sequentially for effective teaching, medical training, and community awareness programs.
Ideal for medical and nursing colleges, schools, public health departments, rehabilitation centers, and substance abuse awareness initiatives.
✅ Key Features
🎞️ Standard 35 mm Educational Slides
Slide size: 2” × 2” (35 mm)
Compatible with standard slide projectors
Clear, sharp, and professional-quality visuals
🎨 High-Quality Color Slides
Bright, vivid illustrations
Helps in easy understanding of the harmful effects of habit-forming drugs
Suitable for group teaching, classroom, and community awareness sessions
💊 Comprehensive Habit-Forming Drugs Content
Covers common drugs: opiates, cocaine, cannabis, nicotine, alcohol (as a habit-forming substance)
Explains physical, mental, and social consequences of addiction
Highlights signs of dependency, withdrawal, and overdose
Emphasizes prevention, rehabilitation, and healthy alternatives
📚 Set of 20 Slides
Each set contains 20 systematically arranged slides
Logical sequence for clear step-by-step explanation
Ideal for lectures, training, and awareness programs
🛡 Durable & Reusable Design
Long-lasting slide material
Resistant to fading with repeated use
Suitable for long-term institutional and community application
📊 Typical Applications
Substance abuse awareness and prevention programs
Medical and nursing education
School and college health education
Community health worker training
Rehabilitation and public health campaigns
💡 Why Choose This Habit-Forming Drugs Slide Set?
Effective visual tool for addiction awareness and prevention
Easy to use with standard slide projectors
Scientifically accurate and easy-to-understand content
Supports early detection, lifestyle education, and rehabilitation efforts
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