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Peer pressure, physical and sexual abuse, early drug exposure, stress, and parental supervision are just a few examples of factors that can significantly impact someone's chance of using drugs and becoming addicted.
Development. Critical developmental phases in a person's life combine with genetic and environmental variables to influence the likelihood of addiction.
For instance, a person's genes, the way their brains work, trauma they have experienced in the past, cultural influences, or societal challenges like poverty and other obstacles to accessing the social determinants of health are some of the risk factors for addiction.
It is unknown what specifically causes drug use disorder. Genes, pharmacological effects, peer pressure, emotional anguish, anxiety, depressive symptoms, and environmental stress are all potential contributing variables.
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