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    Heroin By paul brady INDEX * INTRODUCTION * HEROIN * WHAT ARE ITS SHORT-TERM EFFECTS? * WHAT ARE ITS LONG-TERM EFFECTS? * CONCLUSION * BIBLIOGRAPHY INTRODUCTION The aim of this assignment is to explain about the drug Heroin‚ its addiction‚ describing its short and long term effects. Which are illustrated in diagrams below and to give a better understanding of the drug. This topic of discussion has taken an interest as Heroin addiction is on the

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    Methadone

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    Methadone Not very may people know exactly what methadone is‚ what it is used for‚ and why it is necessary. Addiction is an illness‚ and there are many substances that enable addiction. People who are addicted to opioids are just like anyone else who has an illness‚ they are sick. People who are ill need medicine‚ and methadone is a medicine that is used to treat people who are sick with opioid addiction. Methadone has been used for 35 years in the treatment of opioid addiction and has helped

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    German scientists Max Bockmühl and Gustav Ehrhart first synthesized methadone in 1937. The synthetic opioid analgesic was created while they were searching for a pain reliever that would be safe to use during surgeries and had a low potential for addiction. On September 11‚ 1941‚ they filed for a patent for what they called Hoechst 10820 or Polamidon. Eli Lilly and Company brought methadone to the United Stated in 1947. They gave it the trade name Dolophine‚ which came from the German Dolphium

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    Methadone Maintenance Therapy (MMT) is and will probably always be a controversial way to treat opiate addiction patients. Some argue that using methadone as a “cure” substitute’s one addiction for another. An analysis of the opiate addiction process reveals that Methadone Maintenance Therapy does more harm than good‚ by transferring their addiction to methadone‚ decreasing normal brain functioning‚ and causing high rates of death in some cases. Since “methadone addiction is more difficult to recover

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    Heroin Addiction and the Search for Help Jennifer Benware HSM 210 Corinne Soares June 1‚ 2014 Nobody wants to be addicted to something….especially not heroin. I chose to write this paper about the heroin addicted population because I have been through a lot because of this drug. From finding my estranged husband overdosed twice to losing my brother and sister in law to prison to losing the countless amount of friends to this demon drug. According to According to the National Survey

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    11 October 2012 Heroin Addiction: Pathways to Treatment Although no single treatment is appropriate for everyone‚ I am an avid supporter of abstinence with psychosocial support as the most valuable and effective treatment for the disease of heroin addiction. This model promotes real change in the life of the addicted. Change that may start with the physical aspect‚ detoxification‚ ridding the body of the offensive chemical‚ and abstinence‚ continuing to not pick up that drug again‚ no matter what

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    Heroin addiction is a scary thing. There are so many risks involved with this drug‚ it is difficult to understand why a person would want to even try it. The textbook mentions that experts consider heroin to be the most addictive of all the opioids‚ taking the drug for just a few weeks can result in its users the opioid use disorder. This is a disorder which can interfere with their daily lives‚ causing the drug to be the focus of their life. The textbook also mentions that the addict develops a

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    John Courtney Murray

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    John Courtney Murray‚ SJ‚ was omitted into the Society of Jesus‚ otherwise known as the Jesuits‚ in 1920. He was ordained a priest in 1933 and shortly after enrolled in Gregorian University in Rome and recieved his doctorate in 1937. With his high level of education Murray moved to Woodstock‚ Maryland and became a professor of theology. While he was enlightening the mind of young men on the Theology of grace and the Trinity‚ he was also had major contributions to public theology. He spoke of

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    Methadone Maintenance Treatment versus Rapid Opioid Detoxification Amber Dawn Phillips University of Phoenix The World Health Organization (WHO) has estimated that close to three million people in Europe and the US are addicted to some type of opiate‚ and in the US alone‚ over two million people are addicted to prescription opiates‚ and opiates make up 83 percent of admissions

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    Russell Brand views addiction as a disease and he is well qualified to think so. He struggled with addiction. For 11 years he used heroine‚ cocaine‚ alcohol‚ and many other drugs. In 2002 he went to a rehabilitation center to get clean for 12 weeks. He believes drug addiction is an illness as a disease. And from what I understand he has taken the belief that you can be genetically predetermined to be addicted to something. And when you finally do drugs‚ you cannot get enough. He is able to own up

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