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In the Know: Heroin- How It Affects the Body – Presentation Display

A practical presentation display resource for prevention education and outreach.

Age Adult · College · High SchoolLanguage English

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About this resource

Educate your audience about the dangerous effects of heroin use with this attention grabbing How it Affects the Body Retractable Display.

The “How It Affects the Body” Presentation Display Details:

  • Gives a brief overview of heroin and its addictive nature
  • Covers both short and long term effects of heroin abuse on 12 different body system and parts
  • Includes eyes, nose, brain, heart, lungs, stomach, skin, liver, intestines, kidneys, reproductive organs and the circulatory system
  • Includes a section on the effects of heroin abuse on pregnant mothers and their unborn children
  • Encourages viewers to “Stay Clean – Don’t Become Heroin’s Slave”

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  • Over 6 feet high and 3 feet wide for a greater impact
  • Vivid graphics to grab and hold attention
  • Retractable stand with carrying case that is lightweight and portable
  • Presenter’s Guide – helps you hold an expert event
  • Durable, high quality materials so you can use your display over and over again

For more information on the Heroin Epidemic click here: Heroin Epidemic – Department of Justice.

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Age / Grade Adult, College, High School

Language English

Observance National Kidney Month, National Substance Abuse Prevention Month

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