Bruce Alexander's central idea in his article is that the root cause of today's addiction epidemic lies in the dislocation of entire populations from their communities and culture in a globalizing, post-modern society. Thomas Szasz challenges the concept of drug addiction, stating it is a matter of

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Clostridium tetani is an obligate anaerobe that forms terminal spores giving it a drumstick-like appearance. It is heat-sensitive, non-motile, and can produce toxins. Spores are found in soil and the gastrointestinal tracts of various animals. The bacterium can also be present on human skin and in c

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Medicinal chemistry involves the discovery and development of therapeutic chemicals for medicine, focusing on the interaction of compounds with biological systems. It explores the benefits and drawbacks of drugs, emphasizing the importance of safety and efficacy. Examples such as morphine, barbitura

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Opioids, including prescription medications and illegal substances like heroin, have led to a national epidemic of overdose deaths. This program aims to raise awareness, provide training on identifying overdoses, responding with Naloxone, and offering treatment referrals. The initiative addresses th

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The opioid crisis continues to affect millions, with a significant decrease in misuse reported. The fight against this crisis involves federal resources such as grants, MAT programs, and support for prevention, treatment, and recovery services. Evidence-based treatment includes FDA-approved medicati

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A 30-year-old gravid 6 para 4 patient at 36 weeks and 5 days presents with weight gain, headaches, epigastric discomfort, nausea, and swelling. Symptoms started a week ago, with notable pitting edema in hands and feet, blurry vision, and epigastric pain. Past medical history includes chronic hyperte

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An active heroin user with endocarditis raises the question - should the patient stay in the hospital for IV therapy or be discharged with oral antibiotics? A randomized trial explores the feasibility of switching to oral antibiotics with similar outcomes. Inclusion criteria detail stability require

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Highly addictive and powerful, heroin is derived from the poppy plant and goes through a complex process of refinement to morph into its final form. Various methods are used globally to produce heroin, including the dangerous black tar variant. Different types of heroin, such as gunpowder and China

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Explore the pharmaceutical perspective on prescription opioids, the impact of pain as a vital sign, sources of misused prescription opioids, non-medical use statistics, heroin trends, and CDC guidelines to limit opioid prescribing. Gain insights on the complexities surrounding opioid misuse and the

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This module developed by Angela Backus, Ph.D., and Renee Axiotis, Ph.D., for Kent State University teacher candidates provides an overview of Ohio House Bill 367 on Opioid Use Prevention, information on prescription opioids, heroin, fentanyl, national and state data on the opioid epidemic, how opioi

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This informative presentation by Sharon Morello, RN, BSN, sheds light on the pressing issue of substance use disorders among pregnant women. It discusses the opioid epidemic, heroin use trends, and the need to combat stigma and increase access to evidence-based care. The visuals included provide val

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Explore the world of opioids, including heroin, morphine, and oxycodone, their effects on the brain, physical manifestations, development of tolerance, dependence, and addiction. Learn about the importance of total abstinence for successful recovery from substance abuse. Unveil the critical differen

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Heroin Anonymous (H.A.) offers a supportive environment for individuals struggling with heroin addiction. Their program was adapted from Alcoholics Anonymous, focusing on the Twelve Steps for recovery. Meetings involve sharing experiences, providing support, and guiding members towards sobriety. H.A

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Galanin, a peptide expressed in the brain and periphery, has shown potential in protecting against opioid-associated behaviors. Studies have linked a GAL gene variant to heroin addiction and demonstrated Galanin's protective effects in rodents against opioid-related behaviors. Major questions revolv

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A collaborative Drug Task Force is working to address the increase in young adults aged 18 to 26 facing heroin overdoses, often in cardiac arrest. With a mission to promote awareness, educate, and support those struggling with addiction, the task force aims to provide cutting-edge medical care and c

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This session delves into the world of drugs, highlighting the characteristics and effects of substances like cannabis, heroin, LSD, ecstasy, cocaine, and NPS. Participants engage in activities matching drug descriptions with names, followed by developing presentations on the drugs. Discussions inclu

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The Student Support Unit at Baze University highlights the impact of school stress and the potential coping mechanisms, emphasizing the dangers of drug use. It explores the negative effects of drugs, including heroin, on physical and mental health. Dispelling myths about drugs, the content offers in

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The opioid crisis traces back to the invention of heroin in 1874 and the subsequent increase in opioid prescriptions in the mid-1990s. Reassurances from pharmaceutical companies led to a surge in opioid use for non-cancer pain, contributing to addiction and overdoses. Efforts to combat the crisis in

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Opioids have a complex history, with substances like opium, morphine, and heroin playing significant roles. The opioid epidemic has highlighted the dangers associated with these drugs, including rising deaths due to fentanyl and synthetic opioids. Questions arise about why the brain has opioid recep

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Opiates, derived from opium, have a long history of use and carry the risk of addiction. These drugs induce a pleasant drowsy state and are often abused, leading to serious health consequences. The production of opium is mainly concentrated in Afghanistan. Opiates can be ingested in various ways, im

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This report presents trends from 2016 to 2020 on various substance uses including alcohol, binge drinking, cigarettes, vaping, marijuana, prescription drugs, and heroin among others. Data shows fluctuations in past 30-day use percentages over the years. The association of COVID-related answers with

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Drug abuse among youth is a growing concern with more individuals turning to psychoactive substances to alter their feelings and behaviors. This abuse of drugs, including amphetamines, marijuana, and heroin, can lead to irreversible changes in the brain and loss of self-control. Factors like the des

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