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    Performance Enhancing Drugs: Their Effect on Individuals, Athletics, and Society Three in every five Olympic athletes have been caught doping. Let that sink in. This means that on average, for each Olympic event, only one athlete who medals is also clean. Such widespread consumption of performance enhancing drugs (PED's) throughout dozens of sports and nations makes this a topic that must be promptly addressed: the integrity of athletics is at stake. Some may argue that tightening regulations on…

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    Augustus Gone Addiction

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    Augusta Gone, it displays the course of drug addiction, although the depiction is slightly inaccurate. Augusta is portrayed as a character who is going through issues with drug addiction, which affected her relationship her family and her friend, Daisy. In the beginning stages of Augusta’s drug addiction, she was first introduced to the world drugs by Rain. She offered her a cigarette and Augusta eventually explored other drugs, entering the world of drugs that you can’t escape from. She also…

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    Not just the life of the addict, but all the closest friends and family members to the user, are also deeply affected. If you are reading this right now, chances are, you already know. You know all too well the devastating effects of alcohol and drug abuse. What you may not know, however, is that it doesn’t have to be this way. You or your loved one has the power to stop the vicious cycle of addiction. How? Photography Addiction Therapy Offers a Modern Twist on Recovery (H3) Holistic rehab…

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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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    Opioid Analysis

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    rescheduling of prescription opioids, led Americans to a more comfortable relationship with pain medications. Two decades later, however, opioid related overdoses have soared. Their questionable medical efficacy and addictive potential make these drugs, and the casual nature with which they have been prescribed, a threat to patient and public health. Though clinic use of certain…

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    Zero Tolerance Policy

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    “Two million children between the ages of twelve and seventeen are addicted to an illicit substance”, says Project know. Teen drug addiction is a growing problem in the United States of America. Rather than telling you the dangers of drug addiction, I will present you with a solution. A zero tolerance policy. Too many teens are addicted to drugs to give them a warning . “How would this program work?” Well first, it would start with the police. A zero tolerance policy means zero tolerance. This…

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    How would you feel if your family was torn apart, due to addictions to prescription medication? People do not seem to realize how dangerous prescription drug abuse can be. There are more and more people everyday getting addicted to prescription drugs. Yet, no one seems to try to put a stop to it. People of all ages can get addicted, teenagers, adults, or even kids. Addiction is a very dangerous thing. It not only hurts the people who are addicted, but it hurts the people around them too. Yes, it…

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    The first choice of drug is a background pain relief, is regular paracetamol, which is safe in the young and in the elderly, is well tolerated, effective in nociceptive and neuropathic pain and available in several dose forms. Regular doses of between 4g daily (four times a day) is recommended for patients with normal renal and hepatic function. Alternative medications such as glucosamine for moderate-to-severe chronic pain and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID) such as aspirin…

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    Drug Abuse In Australia

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    and using drugs. But what happens now? Well, the answer depends on which country they’re in. In Australia he would be treated like a criminal, given a 2 year sentence and sent to prison. drug addiction has alway been a pressing problem but now Australia is facing a crisis as drug use levels are rising: from 2003 to 2014, the number of people aged 15-64 around the world who had consumed an illicit drug in the past 12 months jumped 33%, to 247 million. Australia’s current “war on drugs”…

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    relation towards the Indonesian situation, the act of drug trafficking. With there no actual victims but rather only potential victims, it is seen in Indonesia that a large amount of individuals are associated with drug use and in comparison to the extent of drug trafficking, the gap in the form of punishment is drastic. The factor of rehabilitation costs also play a factor in the extent that capital plays a role to achieve justice, as victims of drug abuse will need to be provided with forms of…

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