Ecstasy: A synthetic drug that acts as a stimulant as well as a hallucinogen. This drug works on serotonin, dopamine and noradrenaline by causing a flood of these chemicals to the brain. Ecstasy is known to cause brain damage in as little as one dose.
Eczema: A skin disorder causing inflammation, itching, redness, scaling or a noncontagious breakout of lesions. In sever cases there may be a discharge from the lesions. This disorder is very sensitive to sunlight and therefore caution should be taken when going outdoors.
Educational Consultant: A professional who works with children and families to evaluate the most appropriate educational setting or placement for the child.
Epilepsy: A seizure disorder affecting the brain. There are recurring seizures that may result in a loss of consciousness or unnatural movements of the body. Epilepsy may be controlled by medication.
Exercise: Any physical activity started with the purpose of improving one's fitness or overall health. See related article on Teen Exercise
Extracurricular Activities: Activities such as sports or clubs that students participate in but are not part of the regular classroom activities. See related articles on Sports Participation
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