File is not found  On World Drug Day, the message is "Make
health your 'new high'"   Every year on 26 June, the world
commemorates the International Day against Drug Abuse and
Illicit Trafficking, an occasion to drive home the message that
drug use can take a heavy toll on health and well-being. UNODC
has long been at the forefront of awareness campaigns about the
dangers posed by traditional drugs such as cannabis, heroin,
cocaine and amphetamine-type substances.  Today, however, there
is an alarming new drug problem. Demand has soared for
substances not under international control, which are posing
significant public health challenges. Therefore, the 2013 UNODC
global awareness campaign  "Make health your 'new high' in life,
not drugs  " aims to inform the public, particularly young
people, about the harmful effects of new psychoactive substances
(NPS). Sold openly, including online, these untested concoctions
can be far more dangerous than traditional drugs.  Marketed as
"legal highs" and "designer drugs",