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    Stereochemistry Synthesis

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    Introduction Stereochemistry alludes to the science that reviews the properties of stereoisomers. It can likewise be characterized as the branch of chemistry concerned about the three-dimensional course of action of particles and atoms and the impact of this on concoction responses. A critical branch of stereochemistry is the investigation of chiral atoms. Stereochemistry is otherwise called 3D science in light of the fact that the prefix "stereo-" signifies "three-dimensionality". The primary…

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    Description Discuss the usage of controlled drugs, why been prohibited to use by individuals, why five schedules, which schedule ineligible to use by prescription and give examples for each schedule. Discuss the usage of controlled drugs? Controlled drugs are used to treat moderate to severe pain. Short-acting formulations are taken as needed for pain. For example Morphine used before the surgery. Morphine and Codeine, are the most powerful pain treatments. These usually are reserved for the…

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    Hello, my name is Liz and I am a drug addict. According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration, 24.6 million Americans over the age of 12 are addicted to alcohol or drugs. Therefore it is likely that someone you know- or even you- suffer from addiction. However the same study shows that only 11 percent of addicts receive treatment. Many people know that they have a problem, but are unsure of what to do or where to go for help. Today I will be speaking about the 3 main…

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    For instance, both individuals with substance use disorders and those with behavioral addiction face financial and marital problems. Both groups are also more likely to commit illegal acts in order to compensate the addiction or as a coping mechanism to deal with the consequences of their addictions(Grant, 2011). In addition, individuals suffering from a behavioral addiction may also experience behaviors analogous to tolerance or withdrawal symptoms of substance use disorder. Research shows a…

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    In her paper, E-cigarettes abound in unproven health claims, Sarah Milov supported her claims with much more evidence than Amy Ridenour did in her paper, Vaping is not as bad as smoking. In her paper Ms. Milov supported her argument using strong evidence, while Ms. Ridenour misrepresented Ms. Milov’s position and used several fallacious statements in her arguments. Ms. Milov’s writing was much stronger. She opens by stating up front, that e-cigarette manufactures have created an industry…

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    Neurons do not readily react to the same amount of dopamine after repeated over-stimulation of neurotransmitter (Cho and Melega, 2001). It also undergoes adaptive change as neurons weakly response to dopamine. Repeated methamphetamine use also causes reduction in dopamine transporter availability…

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    During the course of Brave New World I noticed the presence and effect of soma on Ford’s utopia which is very similar to the opioid crisis that tarnishes our society today. In Ford’s Utopia the use of Soma is widespread and a very addictive substance that allows citizens to cope with everyday challenges which they wouldn't be able to face without the use of the drug. Society today, views drug use especially powerful opioids as a taboo and those who are addicted are viewed as inferior person…

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    Aldous Huxley wrote two books that have similar names, Brave New World(as BNW in the following paragraphs) and Brave New World Revisited(as Revisited in the following paragraph), and they are as different as a bird and an elephant. One is about a hypothetical world in the future and the other is about real-life non-fiction problems based on scientific research. The writing style of BNW is very poetic. Huxley depicts many dreamy and unreal scenes. Thousands of infants are brainwashed while they…

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    Underage substance abuse is an issue still faced in society today and becoming a very major problem which is leading to further problems. Druginfo.adf.org states that 86.2% of Australian aged 14 and over has consumed alcohol once or more times in their lives. “I gotta…

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    Drug-Crime Hypothesis

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    The collective reason for this hypothesis advocates that drug use and crime are not precisely correlated together. However, this hypothesis model alludes to the drug-crime relationship elements such as failing school systems, organized gangs, and weak social support systems. Moreover, drug use and crime may have shared environmental and dependent on a set of circumstances. For example, there is a direct connection between delinquent juveniles and the rise of gang membership in urban cities…

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