Perception of Youth about Substance Abuse: The Case of Ghanaian Youth on Alcohol Usage

Substance abuse, that is to say alcohol abuse, has been individual of the primary concerns of governments and community health professionals across the globe. Abuse, either physical, emotional, or public, is a worldwide epidemic that can be delineated as the intentional curse of misery on another individual. To accomplish this objective, a orderly review methodology was employed. The type of orderly review used was the accelerated review, which draws new conclusions from surviving research documents and data. The primary purpose concerning this paper is to investigate the views of young Ghanaians on drug abuse, specifically alcohol addiction.The majority of Ghanaian adolescents abuse intoxicating for a variety of reasons, according to this study. Using views from psychology, school subject about society, economics, medicine, breeding, and sexuality, the youth characterised draining as a coping mechanism for many negative emotions, to a degree stress, anxiety, melancholy, difficulties, defective relationships, low pride, and excitement. This study displays that a comprehensive strategy that involves restrictions on marketing intoxicating to children, increased lawman presence to defeat alcohol-related automobile accidents, more accessible counselling for inmates with problematic slurping habits, and more scrupulous pricing policies for the the most inexpensive varieties of alcohol would have preeminent supporter impact on barring alcohol abuse.

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