Illegal Drugs: Ecstasy

This publication of the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) provides basic facts about MDMA, also called Ecstasy or Molly, including how it affects the brain, other health effects, and its potential for addiction.

This resource has useful information for teens about teens use of ecstasy.

The Foundation for a Drug Free World has an extensive report about the dangers of ecstasy.

This article is an introduction to the club drug ecstasy. It investigates the physiological and side effects, the scope of the problem and the role of high school faculty and staff.

This study looked at the effects MDMA had on heart rate and blood pressure and individuals rankings of social interactions.

There is still a debate about the brain effects of MDMA/ Ecstasy use. This study examined brain images of continual users of the club drug MDMA.

This study looks at the correlation of MDMA use and sexually transmitted diseases.