Expert Warns Rising Drug Abuse Among Nigerian Youths Fuels Health Issues

An expert consultant pathologist at Lagos State University College Hospital expressed concern over the rising drug abuse among Nigerian youths leading to kidney, liver, and heart diseases at a younger age. The misuse of unregulated herbal concoctions and drugs poses a significant health risk, as these substances can damage the liver and kidneys.
The expert warned about the dangers of drug abuse, particularly the increasing use of substances like tramadol among youths. The prevalence of poorly regulated herbal drugs and stimulants contributes to the worsening health conditions among the youth population, emphasizing the need for stricter regulations and awareness campaigns.
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