Drugs on Paper
Worse yet, in addition to being difficult to track, it was cheap to make and many times the potency of the drugs with which they were familiar.
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Author: C. Scott McMillin
Who’s To Blame?
After all, the victim may well have self-administered the fatal dose, or even procured it on their own — thereby exercising what at least appears to most observers to be freedom of choice.
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Nico Warriors
…nicotine has definite health consequences of its own. One major problem is that it’s addictive. Nicotine users develop tolerance and dependence, and a pronounced withdrawal syndrome that can be difficult to endure.
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Drugs in Rehab: Part 2
I was reminded that patients’ own goals can easily diverge from, or even directly contradict, the presumed goals of the professionals who treat them.
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Drugs in Rehab: Part I
Jails and prisons do body searches, most programs will not. It’s intrusive and a person who wasn’t under sentence of the court ordinarily wouldn’t permit it.
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