| Alcoholism (5) |  |
| Crime (68) | |
| Drug addiction (5) | |
| Extremism (13) | |
| Homelessness (11) | |
| Pornography (5) | |
| Smoking (46) | |
| Social problem (10) | |
| Suicide (45) | |
| Violence (41) | |
| Alcoholism (5) | |
| Crime (68) | |
| Drug addiction (5) | |
| Extremism (13) | |
| Homelessness (11) | |
| Pornography (5) | |
| Smoking (46) | |
| Social problem (10) | |
| Suicide (45) | |
| Violence (41) | |
But solving this problem is complicated more than solving drug addiction, because it requires reducing the drive to eat unhealthy foods without affecting the desire to eat healthy foods when hungry.
Drug addiction is defined as compulsive drug-seeking despite adverse consequences at school work, or home. Addictive drugs ijackthe brain the natural reward-processing center, the ventral tegmental area (VTA.
We cannot continue to lie to drug users and expect them to take us seriously. They know better than anyone that all drugs are not bad and all pharmaceuticals are not safe either.
finding out how drug addicts used syringes and traveling to immunization camps in Africa and to Geneva to learn about public health policy.
an intravenous drug user or a sex worker are permitted to donate blood only after waiting one year
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