| Publication |
East Sussex, Hodder Wayland, 2001.
|
| Description |
64pPurple Spine
|
| Series |
Health Issues
|
| Summary/Abstract |
This book looks at the history of heroin, what it consists of, and why people use it. The misery heroin addiction brings to individuals and their families is clearly outlined, with a look at crime, illness, and all the other possible consequences. Methods of helping addicts are examined, including methadone, needle exchange schemes and education. With photos, case studies, glossary, resource section and index.
|
| Contents |
Heroin's forerunners
Heroin use today
Supply and demand
Why do people use heroin?
How heroin damages health
The social consequences
Prevention and treatment
|
| Standard Number |
0750244879 Hb.
|