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    Teen Drug Addiction Physical and Emotional Effects In the United States, according to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, a dilemma arose, 1.8 million teens suffered from drug addiction in 2009 (Currie-McGhee, L. K, 2012, p.8). Teenagers have begun to plummet into the impractical idea that drugs are not detrimental. In actuality drugs have been present in the majority of teens who show negligent behavior. For example, 94% of teens who are arrested have attempted drugs at least once…

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    prevent fertilization in the fallopian tubes by altering the sperm and egg or by preventing ovulation. (Planned Parenthood) The issue today is whether it should be available over the counter without a prescription to people under the age of 17.”But even though emergency contraception is supposed to be out from behind the pharmacy counter, that doesn’t mean…

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    we use the drugs more often in our daily lives it becomes a routine for us to use them and make it part of our routine for a ‘break time’ or a ‘wake and bake’ type of situation. Marijuana is becoming apparent in today’s day and age for how easy it can be grown and how simple it is to find it in any given area. But as the user gets used to the high that marijuana gives out they tend to try harder drugs and enjoy that high more than the high they are used to and become addicted to it. Drugs aren’t…

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    Marijuana has managed to remain illegal since the 1930’s. Many consider it to be particularly more detrimental to one’s health than other legal drugs because it is deemed a schedule one substance. The effects of smoking marijuana include “relaxation, sleepiness, and mild euphoria” which is commonly referred to as getting high(“Marijuana Intoxication”). Like with every other substance used for its physiological effects there are multiple side effects that can arise from smoking marijuana. As the…

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    equality and raise awareness of injustice has been the most effective whether it be participating in sit-ins or boycotts. The use of civil disobedience throughout history has effectively helped the African American community come together as a whole over a common cause despite their…

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    Magic Mushrooms Case Study

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    “magic mushrooms” may be more efficient than over the counter prescriptions for the same purpose.The problem is that these drugs are still illegal in America and, as of now, are still considered a Schedule 1 drug. Meaning that, according to the government, psychedelic mushrooms are considered a drug prone to addiction and have no profound medical benefits. However, this is currently under discussion, as the movement to change mushrooms to a Schedule 2 drug is growing rapidly. While yes,…

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    brand names. Are generics truly as effective as brand-name drugs? It pays to be educated since, as per the FDA, "practically 8 in 10 prescriptions filled in the United States are for generic medicines. The use of generic medicines is expected to increase over the next couple of years as various popular brand-name drugs fall off patent through 2015." What is the difference between brand-name and generics? Is there a period when one is best over the other? Here are the answers to all those…

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    they signed this treaty the UN and other countries put a ban on all drugs on a global scale (Miron). Since then countries have been debating whether or not to override those rules (Miron). Jose Mujica the president of Uruguay a country near the UN, fully legalized marijuana on December 23, 2013 (Miron). When they did this it marked the first full legalization of an illicit drug since 1919 (Miron). Prohibition has shown over and over that there is no good benefit coming from it (Miron). There…

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    according to the drug classification system established in the The Comprehensive Drug and Abuse Prevent and Control Act of 1970 represents drugs with the highest abuse potential. As stated in our text and this article, marijuana is classified as a Schedule I drug and Schedule I drugs are viewed as having no acceptable medical use in addition to having high potential of addiction. Schedule I drugs are not legally available on either a prescription, which marijuana is, or as an over the…

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    William Morton Essay

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    plasters; it deals with the very processes of life, which must be understood before they may be guided.” That is Paracelsus’s opinion on medicine. All medicines are drugs, but not all drugs are medicines. Medicines are used to cure, halt, or prevent diseases. And drugs are given to scientists following certain instructions to make drugs. Medicines have been discovered since back to fifth century B.C. Out of so many great achievements in history. I favor William Morton the most. He is the man…

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