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    influence in the increase of addictions. Everything from stress to major events can lead someone to dependency on substances whether it be drugs or alcohol. These addictions have taken on a major role in people’s lives, they feel as though they cannot survive without these vices. To them it is as simple as breathing air. The earlier in life that people are exposed to drugs/alcohol the higher the risk of them becoming an addict. When…

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    There has been much discussion about drug testing for high school athletes. Some may think that high school athletes should not take a drug test to play sports. They don’t think High school athletes should take drug tests because it invades their rights. On the other hand some say high school athletes should take drug tests to play sports. They think this because of the reduction in drug and alcohol abuse amongst high school athletes. So drug testing for athletes should be permitted because…

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    Drug Dependent Fathers

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    This qualitative study are about the experiences of drug dependent fathers in realtions to their child. This research is set in Iran and currently addicts and treatment center have been increasing in this country. Addiction is a huge matter when it comes to substance abuse. When a person is addicted, they can not focus on anything else except what they desire and in many cases can not have stable relationships with anyone. The methods were through a “phenomenological approach.” These subjects,…

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    because of drug abuse? Also drug abuse is a brain disease that causes people to look for and use drugs. The worst part of drug abuse is that it has a bad effect on your brain. It’s because of all these changes in the brain that makes it hard to quit. It’s the drug abuse that affects a person’s self-control and its abilities to make decision Study says that kids that underage drink have 5 times more of a chance of drug abuse than kids that don't drink alcohol. Why do people use drugs? Some…

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    Juvenile Delinquency

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    obvious to everyone that the juvenile are the building block of society and through them we can build the basic structure of any community. It is sad to acknowledge that the drug problem has become more serious with expansion and technological progress which contributed to making the use of drugs a general problem. The drug use among teenagers is not limited to a particular country or segment of society, but has become one of the most important social problems that is faced in the social strata…

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    comes to people who struggle with drug addiction, but locking them away in cages doesn’t solve the problem, it only makes things worse. According to former Federal Prosecutor Paul Butler “Imprisoning young non-violent drug offenders with murderers and rapists was like sending them to finishing school for criminals. The drug war costs billions of dollars we cannot afford, and it’s just…

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    Cultural Ritual Analysis

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    Many people use drugs just for the effects, others however, will take a drug to try and increase performance, apart of a cultural ritual, or because of those around them using. Many college students will start taking Adderall or Ritalin to try and increase performance or to stay awake long enough to finish all of their work. Many Native American tribes used drugs like alcohol and tobacco as apart of rituals. You then have people who are apart of a great ecosystem of drug user, dealer, and seller…

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    Opioids Research Paper

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    Opioids Definition and Classification 1. Definition It is important to distinguish between opium, opiate and opioid. According to Vallejo et al. (2011, page E343), opium is a natural extract from the opium poppy, whereas opiates and opioids are its derivatives. Natural alkaloids derived of opium are generally called opiates, whereas opioids (opium-like) can be either natural or synthetic. The most common known opioids are morphine, codeine, fentanyl, hydrocodone, oxycodone, etc. (Vallejo et al.,…

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    Stuart Mill’s Support of the Legalization of Recreational Drugs This philosophical study will define why John Stuart Mill would support the legalization of non-medical recreational drugs as a form of individual liberty. Mill’s (1859) utilitarian philosophy defines the necessity of individual rights, as long as they do not infringe upon the rights of others. The necessity of encouraging public discussion about the use of non-medical drugs, such as the current legalization of marijuana, defines…

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    Roughnecks Vs Saints

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    because there’s little information on what classifies a drug as legal according to lawmakers. However, there are a handful of research studies and findings that prove legal drugs are responsible for more deaths than illegal drugs. It can be assumed that the decision to make a drug legal is based mainly on society’s reaction to the drug and whether or not it’s socially accepted. Legal drugs are highly romanticized in today’s society versus illegal drugs that are frowned upon. Social ideas about…

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