Papers 1521-1530 of total 24854 found.
…and have these diseases. Alcohol and drug abuse are very high among the homeless population. Being homeless is commonly a reason why people start drinking and start taking drugs. They feel as though they can wash their problems away by taking drugs
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…Put in Perspective Inevitable? Are we stuck with this fate? To live in this country that we love, to hate? Are we confused/ badly abused? Leaving our saviors to only be used? Our countries police men beat up our men, yet we break the law, again…
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…circumstances, they are many that run away from home. They runaway because they are overloaded with feelings of hopelessness, which they don't think their parents will understand. Also, depression drives kids to abuse drugs and alcohol as an attempt to diminish…
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…that problems occur because of dopamine. Some prescription drugs and drugs of abuse, such as cocaine and amphetamines, interfere with normal functions of dopamine. For example, cocaine blocks reuptake so that dopamine stays in the synapse longer. Because…
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…in poverty · More likely have behavior problems · More likely to have sexual intercourse at a far younger age · More likely to engage in delinquent behavior · More likely to experiment with drugs · More likely to be harmed by physical abuse or neglect · More…
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…Alcoholism Alcoholism-An overwhelming desire to drink alcohol, even though it is causing harm. Alcohol is a drug. In the United States alcoholism is the most widespread form of drug abuse, effecting at least 5 million people. About one third of high…
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…as well, some athletes begin to turn to performance-enhancing drugs. Or they use the doping substances and doping methods to beat their opponents. Yet, in so doing, they have posed enormous hazards to their health and to our society. Firstly, we know…
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…hospitals, Medicare has not changed but Medicine has, -- until today. Medicare today will pay for extended hospital stays a cost of about $28,000 per patient; however, Medicare will not pay for the drugs that eliminate the cause of health problems, drugs
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…unreported (Fighting Police Abuse 6)”. Many officers today believe that their profession is so dangerous, that they need greater freedom to use deadly force because of the increase in heavily armed drug gangs. But progress has been made in the misuse of deadly…
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…because that is the legal age of adulthood. In my opinion, I believe that the legal drinking age of twenty-one should remain the same because of the issues of underage drinking, alcohol abuse and health problems. First of all, I believe that the legal…
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