Introduction The lowest standard of ethics a scholar could pursuit is academic dishonesty; this is agreed upon by all intellectuals. Such deception leads to research fabrication and has the possibility to spread false information like the plague. Thankfully, all good science is based on peer review, therefore eliminating most attempts of researchers to further a false career. However, there is a new form of dishonesty that has less to do with the results and more in line with how the results were accomplished. In many college campuses, there is an unfortunate trend of drug abuse that follow such a criteria. Some of the most popular drugs of choice include amphetamines used to treat attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) – specifically
