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    Cocaine Substitution

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    Cocaine is a naturally occurring chemical found in the leaf of coca plant and it is commonly known as benzoyl-methyl-ecgonine. Biologically cocaine is a strong stimulant, used as a local anesthetic by blocking the conduction of nerves impulses. It is generally snorted, inhaled, or injected directly into the veins of the addict person. Side effects may of cocaine include loss of contact with reality, nervousness, dizziness, an intense feeling of happiness, or agitation. Physical symptoms include…

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    “As the problem of drug prescriptions for controlled substances continue to soar, there were 6.4 million Americans using prescription-type psychotherapeutic drugs non medically. Of the 6.4 million, 4.7 million use pain relievers (“Abuse”). The use of prescriptions will always be misused there is no way to resolve this problem, and it’s always going to be a dramatic increase in prescription drug abuse. Abusers will have temptation to relapse. Misuse of an addiction to opioids is a national…

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    Methadone Research Paper

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    next. Methadone has a few uses within the medical, and recovery realms. On one hand, methadone is used for the treating of chronic, severe pain. At the other end of the spectrum, methadone is prescribed, and monitored, in individuals that suffer from Heroin addiction. Unfortunately, it is also a narcotic medication and the addiction generally just switches its preferential drug of choice. By the time you notice that you are now addicted to the intensity of Methadone, it is beyond the average…

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    NO TITLE PAGE NO NAME!!! YOYO As the number of drug overdose in the United States has grown expansively, it has become a major concern not only for the people affected directly, but also for the entire nation as a whole. However, amidst the debate on this issue, an entire group entirely affected is often neglected or not even thought of. This group consists of the babies born from mothers who are drug addicts. These “drug” babies as they are often referred to suffer withdrawal symptoms known…

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    Drug Testing Claim Essay

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    alcohol. What About Prescription Medication? A concern for some employees is how prescription medications will impact a drug test in a workers’ compensation claim. Many prescription painkillers contain opioids, which are the same ingredient found in heroin and other illegal substances. Depending on the type of medication the employee may be taking, the drug test could return a false…

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    Essay On Opioids

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    risk of accidental death and addiction. Opioids effect people’s daily life’s when doing their daily activities. Some of those activities can be walking working, sleeping and enjoying life. Opioids have had increase in history among other drugs like heroin, hydrocodone with U.S deaths. According to the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention in Altana, Since 1999 everything has quadrupled with these deaths. With this opioids they are 6 out of 10 the lead to drug over dose leading to death.…

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    Violence In Mexico

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    cartels to recruit young influential males mired in poverty. The Mexican government’s campaign against violence has pulled resources to address crop cultivation. Thus, supply and demand are steadfast in the United States. The addictive nature of heroin, cocaine, marijuana, and methamphetamine along with the vast amounts of wealth generated from manufacturing…

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    Gateway Drug Theory

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    Marijuana is one of the most controversial topics in America. There are people that say marijuana is a gateway drug, which means that using marijuana will lead to the use of more hardcore drugs like speed, cocaine, ecstasy, and/or heroin. In an article published in 2012 called Marijuana is not a Gateway Drug by Bruce Marken explains his reasons on why he believes marijuana is not a gateway drug. He provides information about two studies that show that there is no links into why marijuana leads…

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    come to an agreement on the terms of visitation and parental rights. We won joint-guardianship and Kyle and Eli were allowed visitation three times a week. Within four hours of court letting out, Kyle and Eli were arrested in Jefferson County for heroin possession. Before Addylyn was even three months, her parents have had over ten felonies and fourteen misdemeanors between them. These included drug possession, shoplifting, theft, and paraphernalia. Kyle has been arrested four times, but was…

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    The Commensurability of Different Vulnerability Imam Subkhan One of the chief argument from The Pastoral Clinic is that an ethic of care among the heroin addicts in Española Valley are possible emerge from a common and shared vulnerability. Garcia argues that the common experience of vulnerability of addicts in everyday life is the principle of commensurability in which become basis for an ethic of care such as in the form of watchfulness. She claims that ‘watchfulness’ is able “to offset…

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