The mythology of a 'junkie' finds its origins in Grand Theories. These theories paint a broad picture based on the individual drug user as being immoral, sick or deficient in some way labelling the i

ALCORN, G. and BRADY, N. (1999) 'Heroin - the bogyman of the frightened '90s'

Hamilton, M., Kellehear, A., and Rumbold, G. (Ed) Drug Use in Australia. Melbourne: Oxford University Press.

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