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  • Cocaine
    With so much widespread abuse, cocaine is in extreme demand. ... The abuse of cocaine is widespread and is expensive financially as well as physically. ...
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  • cocaine
    http://www.unl.edu/tcweb/pharm/drugs/abuse/cocaine.html Cocaine and Methamphetamine Cocaine may be used by a physician as a local anesthetic (Mucosal-Local) to ...
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  • Alcohol
    ... Persons who abuse cocaine may "binge" on high doses of the drug on an episodic basis followed by a 2 to 3 day recuperation known as a "crash. ...
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  • Cocaine Use among Adolescents
    ... If the causes of cocaine abuse are not fully understood then the solutions and treatment will be extremely difficult if not impossible to achieve. ...
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  • Cocaine
    ... (Winter, 2) Harris 3 The widespread abuse of cocaine has stimulated extensive efforts to develop treatment programs for this type of drug abuse. ...
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  • Pregnancy and Cocaine Use
    The use and abuse of these substances have been known to cause diseases for the unborn children, ranging from cocaine addiction to severe birth defects. ...
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  • Cocaine
    As we approach the 21st century, cocaine abuse remains a major health problem in the United States. ... There are many routes to recovery from cocaine abuse. ...
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  • Drug Abuse
    ... The alcohol was removed before cocaine was. Cocaine was taken out in 1990. Drug Abuse is everywhere. It's in every single country, state, town, etc. ...
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  • Cocaine: The Super Drug
    ... and the public." From the 1930's to the late 1960's except among such individuals as entertainers and jazz musicians, the abuse of cocaine was largely non ...
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  • Drug Abuse
    ... Inhalants may have psychoactive or mind altering effects (Drug Use and Abuse p.56). Repeated inhalation of some drugs can be very dangerous. Cocaine is a very ...
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  • Cocaine: Uses and Effects
    ... Rosenbaum JF. "Cocaine abuse and treatment." Comprehensive Psychiatry 1989 Jan- Feb;30(1):31-44. 2.Vandette JM, Cornish LA. "Medical ...
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  • Cocaine
    ... surgery. Cocaine has long been known as a drug of abuse, but it projected in the late 1970s and the 1980s. Cocaine hydrochloride ...
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  • Cocaine
    ... Because of the development of other "caine" anesthetics and the high potential for abuse and theft of pharmaceutical cocaine, its legitimate medical use has ...
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  • Cocaine
    ... Chronic cocaine stimulant abuse can lead to cerebral ischemia, cerebral hemorrhage, infarctions, optic neuropathy, cerebral atrophy, cognitive impairments ...
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  • drug abuse
    ... We will also be looking at how this type of abuse has filtered its way into ... Before then, the use of narcotics such as cocaine and heroin or much simpler and ...
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  • Drug Abuse
    ... First, there are the stimulants such as cocaine and amphetamines and the depressant such as ... Drug abuse had adverse effect on the community and country. ...
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  • drug/substance abuse
    ... Drug abuse violations are defined as State or local offenses relating to the ... manufacturing, and making of narcotic drugs including opium or cocaine and their ...
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  • Drug abuse
    Drug Abuse Like perscription drugs, illegal drugs are powerfull substances. ... When pepole use cocaine for the first time they enjoy the "high". ...
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  • Cocaine
    ... Consequences of Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking). The question that I am going to focus on is, "Is it possible to stop the production of cocaine and the ...
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  • Cocaine
    ... of euphoria. The long-term effects of cocaine use and abuse can be departmental to the body and mind. Although increasing numbers ...
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  • The Effects of Cocaine on the Brain
    ... McCann, chief of the National Institute of Drug Abuse Pharmacology and Toxicology Branch, began to develop a number of different cocaine treatment medications ...
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  • Psychology of Suicide
    ... According to the National Institute of Mental Health, the strongest risk factors present in adults are depression, alcohol abuse, cocaine use, and separation ...
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  • drug abuse
    ... Prospectively, there was an alarming increase in drug abuse at our college. Many students take cocaine, heroine, LSD, hash, crack, and other drugs; all these ...
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  • Drugs and Corruption
    ... Drugs such as heroine, cocaine, barbiturates, cocaine, marijuana, amphetamines, and alcohol; are harmful. ... (Merriam 2000) Drug Abuse and Common Misconceptions ...
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  • Cocaine
    ... used instead. Cocaine has long been known as a drug of abuse, but it became popular in the late 1970s and the 1980s. Cocaine may ...
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  • Pregnant Drug Users
    ... Pregnancy). Not only is cocaine a threat to the fetus and the mother, but also alcohol plays a big role in substance abuse. A recent ...
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  • Pregnant Drug Users
    ... Pregnancy). Not only is cocaine a threat to the fetus and the mother, but also alcohol plays a big role in substance abuse. A recent ...
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  • SHOULD PREGNANT DRUG USERS BE PROSECUTED?
    ... Pregnancy). Not only is cocaine a threat to the fetus and the mother, but also alcohol plays a big role in substance abuse. A recent ...
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  • Smoking 3
    ... While they are both allegedly addictive that is where the similarity ends, because the effects of cocaine abuse are rapid and more damaging to more body ...
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  • Cigarettes Addiction and Prodeuct Dangers
    ... While they are both allegedly addictive that is where the similarity ends, because the effects of cocaine abuse are rapid and more damaging to more body ...
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