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A research proposal on drug as social problem
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The dramatic increase of poppy cultivation and opium production in Afghanistan has led to a serious drug addiction problem in te world. The rising heroin use, because of needle sharing, may lead to a much higher incidence of HIV infection and AIDS in Afghanistan in the future. We organized two expeditions into Afghanistan itself, one through the capital, Kabul and
Aims To provide an overall picture of drug abuse in Vietnam, its prevalence, correlates and patterns. Methods Studies addressing the drug abuse problem in Vietnam are reviewed. Attention is paid to studies conducted from 1993 onwards. The reviewed studies were collected from both refereed and non-refereed sources. Results Drug abuse is rising sharply in Vietnam: almost threefold over the past 10 years. From a predominantly rural-mountainous phenomenon, illicit drug abuse spread rapidly to urban areas. Meanwhile, the average age of drug users has declined and more women have been engaging in drug consumption. At the same time, heroin has replaced opium as the most preferred drug in the country's illicit drug market, especially among young users in urban areas. At the national level, the second main route of drug administration, injecting, has exceeded smoking and taken precedence in the country's drug abuse culture, especially among heroin users. Conclusion Drug abuse in Vietnam has changed radically over the past decade, which has implications for the national and international community and requires further research to fill the knowledge gap and to inform intervention policy for better drug control policy.
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Objectives: This study was conducted to estimate the prevalence and the associated factors of high-risk sexual behaviors among drug abusers referred to a methadone clinic in Gorgan, the capital of Golestan province in the northeast of Iran, to help health care decision makers on designing interventional programs. Methods: In this cross-sectional study, 400 drug abusers referred to our methadone clinic were evaluated for high-risk sexual behavior. A logistic regression model was fitted for the association between independent variables ...
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The objective of this paper is to highlight the drug menace among women and to analyze the factors responsible for drug usage by the women. The personal profiles of the women, frequency and sources of drug provision were analyzed towards the greater knowledge of the concerning issue. This may facilitate the policy-makers to devise more efficient means of averting drugs usage. Accidental and snow ball sampling techniques were employed for data collection. The sample comprised 250 women, aged ≥ 18 years, selected from the population were interviewed for psychotropic drug abuse (for insomnia, nervousness, tiredness, headache and anxiety) and socio-demographic attributes comprising income, employment, profession and habits. It was found that the most contributing factors towards drug addiction were psychological, followed by social and economic factors respectively. The increased tendency of women seeking solace in drugs calls for immediate policy interventions and strict monitoring for...
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Benegal Vivek. Drug Abuse Among Street Children in Bangalore. Bangalore, India;1998. 2. Njord L, Merril RM, Njord R, Lindsay R, Pahano JDR (2010). Drug use among street children and non-street children in Phillippines. Asia Pacific J Public Health 22(2): 203-11. 3. Tuladhar S. Alcohol and Drug Use among Street Children in Nepal.
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into taking drugs by peer pressure. Poor performance is the greatest effect of drug abuse among drug taking students. The researcher recommended that all stakeholders be involved in curriculum review and reform to address drug abuse related issues and guidance and counselling sessions enhanced in changing student behaviour.
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