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    compulsive drug seeking and use, despite harmful consequences to the addicted individual and to those around him or her. Although the initial decision to take drugs is voluntary for most people, the brain changes that occur over time challenge an addicted person’s self-control and hamper his or her ability to resist intense impulses to take drugs. The main cause of addiction to marijuana is the psychoactive ingredient known as THC. THC stands for delta-9-tetrahydro-cannabinal. It is a drug…

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    Sivextro Case Study

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    “While on your advanced hospital rotation you are asked by the pharmacy director to write up a monograph on Sivextro for the next P&T Committee meeting. Provide the recommendation section of your monograph explaining if Sivextro should or should not be added to the hospital formulary.” Tedizolid phosphate was approved by the FDA in June 2014 as a second-generation oxazolidinone with potentially four- to 16-fold potency against MRSA when compared to linezolid.1 Favorable results from clinical…

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    Armstrong or A-Rod—turn out to have achieved their great feats with a boost from performance-enhancing drugs and other banned technologies? Not everyone turns up their nose when a high-profile athlete dopes. Some offer excuses: the pressure to perform is overwhelming, and the rewards are too tempting to resist. We allow special diets, scientifically optimized training, and novel equipment, so why ban drugs, or, in Lance’s case, bags of whole blood? Aren’t they all just technologies intended to…

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    Genzyme Case Summary

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    more inexpensive way of producing the drug was developed. This new method involved growing the enzymes in genetically modified cells. As a result of this, the Orphan Drug Act granted Genzyme seven more years of market exclusivity. To this day, the drug’s price has still not diminished and remains as high as it was. In 2004 the company reported an income of $2.2 billion, with approximately one-third of this revenue coming from it’s orphan drug. At a certain point you have to realize that a…

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    Drug Abuse In The 1800s

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    Drug abuse has been reported in many countries for hundreds of years, including in the United States of America. Here in the United Stated, Drug abuse has been a problem from the foundation of the country. Opium and alcohol were some of the first substances that were used and abused in early American history. During the 1800s, developments in medicine led to the creation of morphine, codeine and cocaine. Initially, the drugs were unregulated and readily available. When it became clear that…

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    CBS news, out of eighty one percent of teens offered to use drugs or other dangerous substances, forty two point five (42.5) tried them. A problem in schools has been going around in states such as Florida, Missouri, or Arkansas. Middle schools have been testing children for drugs before they let them participate in after-school activities, such as sports or scrapbooking. Many people do not think that middle school students should be drug tested, but others think that they should, and those…

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    Prescription painkillers are not the only method of treatment for these patients. Herbs, eastern medicine, massage, and many other options are available for the benefit of the patient. According to the Overview of the Public Health Burden of Prescription Drug and Heroin Overdoses in 2011, 105 people abused or were dependent on prescription painkiller medication. As of 2012 there was a quarter billion prescriptions of opium within the United States. The fact remains that these medications are…

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    Marciana , Students at Crivitz High School will be given random drug test throughout the school year of 2015. Students that will be testing on are students who participate in sports, band,chorus, and students that are permitted to park on school property (Jackson Marciana). If a faculty is suspicious of you behavior or your action, he or she have the rights to ask you to provide a urine sample. From the sample, they can identify drugs such as marijuana, opioids, cocaine, amphetamines, and…

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    A hallucinogen is a drug that causes hallucinations. K2/Spice would be considered a hallucinogen. K2/Spice is a drug that portray the same similarities to marijuana. However, K2 is known as ‘synthetic marijuana’ and ‘fake weed’. Spice is made of a mixture of herbs, spices or shredded plant material that is sprayed with a synthetic compound similar to THC, an ingredient in marijuana. To the body Spice would make your eyes red, it would allow your mind to seen things that’s not there, basically…

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    Firstly, legalizing drugs will increase addiction. A lot of individuals don’t comprehend on how others become addicted to drugs. They think that these individuals who use drugs lack sufficient responsibility to simply stop using drugs and end their addiction. In reality, what is drug addiction? “Addiction is a chronic disease characterized by drug seeking and use that is compulsive, or difficult to control, despite harmful consequences” (Volkow, 2016) The decision leading to taking drugs is…

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