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<p><p>most People Are At Some Time Confronted With Drug Use Socially, Professionally Or Within Their Own Families. And One Does Not Have To Be A Drug User To Be Profoundly Affected By Them On A Personal Level. <b>forbidden Drugs</b> Explains To The General Reader The Nature And Effects Of The Various Illicit Drugs, Including Heroin, Cocaine, Marijuana, And Hallucinogens, The Impact They Have On Individuals And Society, And The Issues And Controversies That Surround Them. It Discusses The Reasons Why People Decide To Use These Drugs, The Natural History Of Drug Use, The Nature Of Addiction, And The Treatments Which Are Available For Those With Drug-related Problems. Throughout The Book, Myths And Hyperbole Are Critically Dissected. Also, Jargon Is Carefully Avoided, But Considerable Detail Is Provided Based Upon The Professional Experience Of The Authors, And A Survey Of The Scientific Literature. Finally, There Is A Thorough Evaluation Of Current Uk Policy On Drugs With Some Proposals For Limiting The Damage Caused To Individuals And Society, And For Reducing Problem Drug Use In The Future. This Perceptive Book Acknowledges That The Interest In Drugs And Their Effects Extends Beyon
- Author
- Philip Robson
- Publisher
- Oxford University Press, USA
- Published
- 2002
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780192629555
- Subjects
- Social Science, Medical, Science
- Updated
- 2026-03-24
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