The seven teens from the Body of Evidence posters return to reinforce the series message in a full-color, eye-catching banner.

Teaches that the drugs in this category - alcohol, barbiturates, benzodiazepines, Rohypnol and GHB, all deliver what has become a slang term for GHB – “grievous bodily harm.”

Includes both the botanical hallucinogens, psylocibin mushrooms and mescaline, and manmade substance like PCP and LSD, all of which threaten serious mental problems.

Presents a laundry list of dire consequences from inhaling the fumes from common household and workshop chemicals, from brain shrinkage and blindness to organ damage and sudden death.

Debunks the widely held belief that this most common of illegal drugs is "harmless." Highlights the many negative effects of marijuana, including impaired coordination and memory and concentration problems.

Lists the many dangers associated with heroin, morphine and prescription painkillers - including a number that teens may never have heard about, like arthritis and liver damage.

Provides young athletes a strong list of reasons to avoid steroids as a means of enhancing performance, including stunted growth, heart attacks and sterility.

Teens discover that this category includes, cocaine, crack , amphetamines, methamphetamine and Ecstasy, and that all of them cause serious health problems, from brain damage to heart failure.

Students a given the information they need to understand the harmful effects of alcohol.

Students learn of the harmful effects of smoking, chewing tobacco and secondhand smoke.